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Missing person has been located

Missing person has been located
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January 28, 2018

Update: Sunday, April 28, 2018 10:40pm

Devon Allen Combs has been located and is safe.


The Lexington Police Department has issued a Golden Alert for a missing teenager with a mental disability.

Devon Allen Combs, 18, has been missing since approximately 4:00 pm. today. Family members told officers that Combs was last seen at his home in the Second Street area. According to family members Combs has a severe mental disability, is socially shy, and will not be able to find his way home.

Combs is a white male, 5 feet 6 inches tall, and weighs approximately 185 pounds. He was last seen wearing a brown hoodie with the word “Spiderman” on it and he had on blue jogging pants.

Anyone with information about Combs’ whereabouts is asked to contact Lexington Police by calling (859) 258-3600 or 911.

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