Missing Flanders Teens Are Found

Wed, 07/29/2020 - 17:47

Ana Munguia, left, and Noell Reyes have been located.

Southampton Town Police Department

July 29, 2020

Southampton Town police have found the two teenagers who went missing last week from their homes in Flanders.

Lt. Susan Ralph confirmed Thursday that police had located Noell Reyes, 15, and Ana Monguia, 14, whom police had described as a couple. Noell had been missing since Monday, July 20, and Ana had been missing since Wednesday, July 22.

The Southampton Town Police Department had shared photographs of Ana and Noell late last week, asking for the public's help finding them. Lieutenant Ralph did not provide any other details on where or how police found the two missing youths.

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