DENTON, N.C. (WTVD) A missing 14-year-old has been found alive and will be returning to North Carolina soon.
Savannah Childress, 14, was reported missing on Feb. 11 from her home in southern Davidson County. It was discovered during the investigation that she was using her school-issued computer to talk with an individual online.
The investigation revealed the same individual was talking to several other young girls in Alamance County.
A man identified as William Robert Ice, of Mercer County, Pennsylvania, took Savannah from her Denton home, according to the Davidson County Sheriff s Office.
The Davidson County Sheriff s Office obtained a warrant for first-degree kidnapping and soliciting a child by computer.
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Missing teen: North Carolina community to search for Savannah Childress on Saturday
An Amber Alert has been issued for the Davidson County 14-year-old girl. Detectives believe she could be with a sexual predator. Author: Megan Allman (WFMY News 2 Digital) Published: 2:24 PM EST February 19, 2021 Updated: 9:25 PM EST February 19, 2021
DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. A community search party is being organized for a missing Davidson County girl on Saturday. Friends, family, and community members are coming together to look for 14-year-old Savannah Childress, who is the subject of an Amber Alert. The group will meet at 9 a.m. at Denton Wesleyan Church.
Davidson County Sheriff s Office issued a release on Friday, saying they are continuing to search for Savannah, who has been missing from her home in Denton since Thursday, Feb. 11.
Two suspects have been identified for multiple vandalism against possibly multiple churches, according to a Thomasville pastor.Pastor Steve Chipps with the Hillside Park Baptist Church said he is heartbroken, but knows some people are desperate right now.According to Chipps, someone came by and stole parts from one of the church buses used for the pre-school and after-school programs.He credited one of the congregation members for helping to repair the bus. This is a very special place and to think somebody would come to a church of all places and do this it s just very disappointing, Chipps said. The two suspects then came back, the pastor said. And this time, they were caught on surveillance cameras. The license plate from one of the cars was also caught and a picture was posted on Facebook, which helped the community identify them.The pastor said the damage is estimated between $2,000 and $3,000, but the surveillance pictures show there could have been a greater loss in th