Missing Norwich girl found in New Paltz
NORWICH – Police have located a Norwich teen who has been missing since Friday in New Paltz, and are looking into pressing possible criminal charges against those who may have aided in her dissappearance.
“The disappearance is still under investigation at this time. The circumstances involved a 15-year-old girl being sustained for a period of time and if there are adults involved, they may be charged,” said Norwich Police Chief Joseph Angelino.
Norwich Police, assisted by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation of the New York State Police, located Hailey N. Wilbur at a residence in New Paltz, in Ulster County, Tuesday. Wilbur was reported missing by her mother Friday evening after she failed to return to her Town of Norwich residence after school.
Troopers and police officers returned Wilbur to the state police barracks located in Norwich, where she was reported to be in good condition.
Police said they could not comment if the girl would be returned to her parents, citing unknown medical confidentiality concerns.
Police also said they could not comment on an ongoing investigation, but did say criminal charges may be pending in connection to the disappearance.
“We plan to continue this investigation in order to learn if there was any criminal culpability involved in her disappearance,” said the chief.
The New York State Police said they had no comment on the case.
“We are grateful that Hailey was located and her family can finally rest easy,” said Angelino.
“The disappearance is still under investigation at this time. The circumstances involved a 15-year-old girl being sustained for a period of time and if there are adults involved, they may be charged,” said Norwich Police Chief Joseph Angelino.
Norwich Police, assisted by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation of the New York State Police, located Hailey N. Wilbur at a residence in New Paltz, in Ulster County, Tuesday. Wilbur was reported missing by her mother Friday evening after she failed to return to her Town of Norwich residence after school.
Troopers and police officers returned Wilbur to the state police barracks located in Norwich, where she was reported to be in good condition.
Police said they could not comment if the girl would be returned to her parents, citing unknown medical confidentiality concerns.
Police also said they could not comment on an ongoing investigation, but did say criminal charges may be pending in connection to the disappearance.
“We plan to continue this investigation in order to learn if there was any criminal culpability involved in her disappearance,” said the chief.
The New York State Police said they had no comment on the case.
“We are grateful that Hailey was located and her family can finally rest easy,” said Angelino.
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