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The NYPD said a 19-year-old woman who had been reported missing at one point from the Pelham Gardens section of The Bronx, within the 49th Precinct, has been located.
Prior to being located, police had previously said that Zelaya Loammy of Adee Avenue had last been seen leaving her home in Pelham Gardens on Thursday, May 21, at around 1.48 p.m. She was described at the time by police as female, Black, around 5 feet, 5 inches tall, and weighing around 138 pounds. They said she had last been seen wearing a sweatshirt and brown pants.
On July 16, police said Loammy was again reported missing, this time from within the 52nd Precinct, and her address was provided as a Heath Avenue address in the Fordham Manor section of The Bronx.
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They said she had last been seen leaving her Heath Avenue home on Wednesday, July 15, at around 12.40 p.m. and she was later described as having a dark complexion, was around 4 feet, 9 inches tall, weighed 110 pounds, with a thin build, black hair and brown eyes. They said she was last seen wearing a red shirt, blue jeans, and sandals.
On July 17, police confirmed that Loammy was found.
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