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U.S. Marine Found Safe: Police

The 19-year-old United States Marine, who had been missing, was found safe.

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Hannah Bombria's last known location is New York City. The Marine put her intentions of suicide on social media.
Hannah Bombria's last known location is New York City. The Marine put her intentions of suicide on social media. (Courtesy: Suffolk County Crime Stoppers)

NEW YORK CITY, NY — UPDATED, July 31, 3:40 p.m.: Hannah Bombria was found in New York City, unharmed, Suffolk County police said.

ORIGINAL STORY: Suffolk County Police issued a Silver Alert for a missing suicidal woman Monday morning.

Hannah Bombria, 19, was reported missing by her parents, who live in Greenlawn, on July 29 at 2:30 a.m. Bombria is a United States Marine stationed in North Carolina and posted on social media saying she would travel to New York to commit suicide. Her cellphone has been pinging in New York City since police were first notified, and the New York Police Department is involved in the investigation.

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Bombria is Asian, 5-foot-6, about 130 pounds with brown eyes and black hair. She doesn't have a car, police believe.

Anyone with information on Bombria’s location is asked to call 911 or the Second Squad at 631-854-8252.

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