AMBER Alert for 17-year-old Sophia Franklin canceled
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A multi-state AMBER Alert for 16-year-old Sophia Franklin has been canceled after she was found safe, nearly nine weeks after she went missing, according to the Beaver Dam Police Department.
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A Wisconsin teen has been found safe after being reported missing in early February, resulting in an Amber Alert and multi-state search.
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