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Missing Eastern Iowa boy found in Pennsylvania

February 13, 2004 By admin

An eastern Iowa boy who’s been missing since Sunday has been found, alive and well, in the eastern United States. Cedar Rapids police say seven-year-old Curtis LaBlanche was taken by his non-custodial mother from his legal guardian during a visit. Reports indicated 45-year-old Delillah LaBlanche was off her medication and considered dangerous. She was spotted, with the boy in tow, in Somerset Borough, Pennsylvania, last night panhandling on a street. Both LaBlanche and the boy were taken into custody without incident at a convenience store. The woman will be extradited back to Iowa to face Linn County charges of violating a custodial order. The boy is in state care in Pennsylvania — he’ll be returned soon too.

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