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Mother, son last seen in Saco no longer missing

Police said Tania Mulanga, 32, and her son came into the police department, met with an officer, and said they were fine.
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SACO, Maine — A missing mother and her 2-year-old son who were last seen in Saco on the early morning of June 27 have been found, police say.

Deputy Chief Corey Huntress of the Saco Police Department said Tania Mulanga, 32, and her son came into the police department, met with an officer, and said they were fine.

Mulanga and her son were last seen leaving a home in Saco near New County Road around 12 a.m. on June 27, a release from the Saco Police Department said.

Police said Mulanga and her son are not from the area and do not speak fluent English.

Det. Sgt. Chris Hardiman with Saco police told NEWS CENTER Maine the two were in the area visiting family and friends. Hardiman added police did not believe they are in danger, and that they left the Saco home on their own.

No further investigation is being conducted, Huntress said.

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