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Police: 17-year-old Unity girl returned home to mother

Paul Peirce
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Pennsylvania State Police
Noah G. David, 21, is wanted by state police in Greensburg for picking up a juvenile girl in Unity April 27 and failing to return her home. Anyone with information on David, whose last known address was in Cardale, Fayette County is asked to call 911 or 724-832-3288. May 17, 2022
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Pennsylvania State Police
State police in Greensburg are seeking information on the whereabouts of 17-year-old Kylie Madison Germello of Unity who left home April 27 and has not been seen. She is believed to be with her boyfriend, Noah G. David, 21, of Cardale, Fayette County. Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or state police at 724-832-3288.

A 17-year-old Unity girl who left home with her boyfriend last month and had not been seen since has returned home to her mother, according to state police in Greensburg.

State police had put out an alert Tuesday about the missing teen, Kylie Madison Germello, 17, of Crabtree, after the girl’s mother allegedly received threatening audio and text messages last week from her boyfriend, Noah G. David 21, of Cardale, Fayette County.

“She’s home safe,” Trooper Stephen Limani said.

David was accused of picking up Germello from Unity 11 a.m. April 27 and failing to return her home.

David turned himself into authorities and he was arraigned late Tuesday on charges of interference with the custody of children, corruption of minors and harassment, according to online court dockets.

He was released on recognizance bond pending a preliminary hearing June 13.

No further information was available.

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