Perry Hall Welcomes Home Missing Girl Saturday

After federal agents found a missing Nottingham girl in North Carolina Friday night, she is back in Maryland and the man who was with her is facing charges, the Baltimore County Police Department reported.

FBI agents brought Jasmine Leighlin Baker, 12, home to Maryland Saturday morning, the report stated.

Once interviewed by the Baltimore County Crimes Against Children Unit, Baker would be released to the custody of her family, police said.

At 4:30 p.m., there will be a rally to celebrate her homecoming at Soth and Carlisle avenues, according to WBAL.

Baker disappeared on her way to Perry Hall Middle School Tuesday morning, police said. She usually walked the half mile to school but did not arrive.

After ”exhaustive searches,” authorities located her outside Raleigh Friday night, according to police. She was at a home with a man who was in his thirties, and charges against him are pending, police said Saturday morning.

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