Missing Briggins Woman Keisha Conrell Found Safe
By Cory Wayland
Keisha Conrell, the 36-year-old Briggins woman who was reported missing, has been found safe, police confirmed Saturday afternoon.
The Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda said Conrell reported to the Criminal Investigations Department at approximately 2:20 p.m. on Saturday, September 19.
She appeared to be in good health, according to the police. No further details surrounding her disappearance were disclosed.
The Police Administration thanked members of the public for their concern, assistance and cooperation during efforts to locate her.
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