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A high school referee has been fired in Arizona this week. On tuesday night during a freshman basketball game between Pueblo High school and Walden Grove High a ref made the remark asking players if they 'have their green cards'. The remark was made to a coach and overheard by a parent. The Referee was fired the next day

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A day after a female police officer by the name of Chateri Payne was shot and killed outside her home in Louisiana, another female police officer, Natalie Corona, was shot. Corona responded to a triple car accident and she was hit when someone started shooting. Corona had only been out on the streets for a couple weeks.

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A female rookie police officer was shot dead Thursday night, the second killed in the last two days in the United States.

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Three girls in a luxury, San Antonio home were found dead with fatal gunshot wounds. Although two of the girls seemed to have died by murder, the third girl could have committed suicide. All of the girls were found by one of the woman's boyfriend.

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A San Antonio man found the woman he had been dating and two teenage girls shot dead inside a luxury home within a gated community where they all lived, reports said.

Investigators in Bexar County said the two teenagers appeared to have been murdered. Family members identified the woman as 37-year-old Nichol Olsen, the San Antonio Express-News reported. Authorities are working to determine if she was killed or committed suicide.

"It's just too early to tell on the third person if that is a murder or a suicide," Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar said. "We'll let the medical examiner take a look at it."

Police did not confirm the woman's identity. All three -- and the man who discovered the bodies -- lived at the home in Anaqua Springs Ranch. The unidentified man who found the bodies had a romantic relationship with the woman, reports said.

Olsen reportedly worked as a cosmetologist. She reportedly had children.

"I just can't see that she would do that to herself or her children because they were everything to her," a former client told the paper.

Authorities were called to the home at about 9:04 a.m. Thursday and found the bodies. The man who lived at the home did not sleep there that night, the report said.

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A San Antonio man found the woman he had been dating and two teenage girls shot dead inside a luxury home within a gated community where they all lived, reports said. Investigators in Bexar County said the two teenagers appeared to have been murdered.

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While aboard a Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship, the Norovirus began to spread and affect about 300 guests on board. The ship went to destinations such as Haiti and Jamaica before realizing the food poisoning. The ship is now en route back to Florida. The Norovirus is the leading cause of food borne illness in the US and it is highly contagious. The company is unsure about how the virus was initiated and started to spread.

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Steelers owner opens up and talks about potentially trading one of the best WR in the NFL. If he is traded it will be one of the biggest trades that has happened in a long time.

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Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown might be on borrowed time during the offseason.

In an exclusive interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Steelers president Art Rooney II said Thursday the team would not release Brown.

Rooney, however, said Steelers will "look at all the options" on how to deal with Brown, who did not play in the regular-season finale.

"There's not much we can do right now; we have time to make a decision," Rooney said, via Gerry Dulac of the Post-Gazette. "We'll look at all the options. We're not going to release him, that's not on the table. But I will say all other options are on the table.

"Whether the situation can be reconciled and have him back on the team next year, we're a long way away from thinking that can happen. We're not closing the door on anything at this point."

Brown made headlines after the Week 17 game when it was revealed he did not attend the team's Saturday walkthrough practice leading to the matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals and then left the game at halftime after he had been declared inactive.

The Post-Gazette points out that Brown has not taken repeated telephone calls from Rooney and head coach Mike Tomlin, who expressed disappointment over the situation during his end-of-season press conference last week.

When the Post-Gazette asked directly if the Steelers would explore trading Brown, Rooney declined to categorize it as such.

"I'm not going to use those words," Rooney said. "All options are on the table. We have two months to go before we can do anything. There's no sense making the decision now. We'll see how things play out. Maybe he decides to come talk to us some day and we learn more about where he is. We'll see."

One thing Rooney has a hard time seeing, however, is Brown being available when the Steelers open training camp in late summer.

"As we sit here today, it's hard to envision that," Rooney said. "But there's no sense on closing the door on anything today. There's snow on the ground. We don't have to make those decisions right now."

What could ultimately prompt the Steelers to make a decision surrounds the league's new calendar year, which begins March 13. Brown, who signed a five-year extension in 2017, will earn a base salary of $12.6 million in 2019 and is due a $2.5 million roster bonus on March 17.

Brown is scheduled to count $22 million against the Steelers' salary cap in 2019, and NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport pointed out Sunday that the Steelers would save $1 million in cap space -- an estimated $22 million to keep him, $21 million cap hit to trade him -- and create a projected $15 million in savings.

The Steelers president, however, indicated that the salary-cap consequences would not have an underlying role in any decision.

"That has to be taken into consideration, but, as I sit here today, I'm not going to say that's going to box us into anything," Rooney said. "If we decide something has to be done, we'll figure out how to deal with that."

Brown's situation only adds to the headache that the Steelers endured the past season. In addition to dealing with missing the playoffs for the first time since 2013, the Steelers played the entire season without running back Le'Veon Bell, who elected to sit out after not signing his franchise tender.

Pittsburgh finished the year at 9-6-1, which included the season finale loss to the Bengals without Brown.

UPDATE: Shortly after the Post-Gazette published its interview with Rooney, Brown posted a picture on Instagram of himself with Rooney from when he signed his extension in 2017.

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Steelers president open to trading WR Antonio Brown

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Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown might be on borrowed time during the offseason. In an exclusive interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Steelers president Art Rooney II said Thursday the team would not release Brown. Rooney, however, said Steelers will "look at all the options" on how to deal with Brown, who did not play in the regular-season finale.

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A Northwestern University basketball player killed herself because of severe hazing she endured while pledging to the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority in the fall of 2016, according to a federal lawsuit filed by her mother this week.

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A Northwestern University sophomore killed herself because of severe hazing she endured while pledging to the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority in the fall of 2016, according to a federal lawsuit filed by her mother this week.

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The current government shutdown is tied in being the longest shutdown in US history. After today, the 21 day shutdown from December 1995 to January 1996 under Bill Clinton and the GOP will not be the longest.

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The ongoing partial government shutdown hit a new milestone on Friday by matching the record for the longest government shutdown in US history.

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As a woman was walking her dog, Jayme Closs walked up to her and asked for help and the women immediately recognized who it was. The woman brought Jayme to the nearest house and pounded on the door. When the woman's neighbors opened the door, she asked them to call 911. Jayme had been missing for 87 days and was found 70 miles from where she was last seen. She was found at around 5 on Thursday evening and a suspect was arrested 10 minutes later.

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'This is Jayme Closs! Call 911!' Woman describes finding missing teen

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Kristin Kasinskas was at home Thursday evening when she heard a knock on the door. When she opened it, her neighbor was standing with Jayme Closs.

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15 people have been arrested after a tennis betting scandal. They were match fixing in tennis and letting people bet. Causing them to gain money and scamming other people. 28 professionals and 83 others have been investigated.

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Tennis Rob Goldberg Paul Bereswill/Associated Press @TheRobGoldberg Featured Columnist "A group of Armenian individuals used a professional player who served as the link between them and the other members of the network. Once the bribe had been paid, the Armenians went to the match venues to use their imposing muscle to make sure that the player kept their end of the deal. They then gave the order for bets to be laid both nationally and internationally."
Police in Spain have investigated 83 people and arrested 15 in connection to match-fixing in tennis, according to La Guardia Civil.

The Spanish Civil Guard made a statement on the situation (translation via Laura Wagner of Deadspin):

Investigations into a Spanish tennis player led to the Armenian criminal enterprise.

Spanish tennis player Marc Fornell-Mestres, ranked 1,007th in the world, was among those arrested, according to BBC Sport. The 36-year-old had also been suspended by the Tennis Integrity Unit last month.

There were 28 total professional players investigated as part of the operation, with one of them competing in the most recent U.S. Open.

Although no names were listed in the statement and the nationalities of all the players involved are unknown, there were only 11 Spanish competitors in the 128-person men's field at the U.S. Open field. There were four more in the women's field.

Police are also looking into possible links between the recent arrests and the 13 arrests in Belgium which featured low-level tennis match-fixing, per the Associated Press (via).

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Spanish Police Arrest 15 People Connected to Tennis Match-Fixing Gang

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Tennis Rob Goldberg Paul Bereswill/Associated Press @TheRobGoldberg Twitter Logo Featured Columnist "A group of Armenian individuals used a professional player who served as the link between them and the other members of the network. Once the bribe had been paid, the Armenians went to the match venues to use their imposing muscle to make sure that the player kept their end of the deal.

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A police officer in Davis, Calif., was fatally shot Thursday night while responding to a traffic accident, prompting a massive manhunt for the gunman, who later killed himself, authorities said.

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A police officer in Davis, Calif., was fatally shot Thursday night while responding to a traffic accident, prompting a massive manhunt for the gunman, authorities said.

Natalie Corona, 22, was pronounced dead at UC Davis Medical Center. She was responding to a three-car crash at around 6:45 p.m.

"She was a rising star in the department," Davis Police Chief Darren Pytel said at a press conference. "She just worked like you can't believe."

Corona, who began as a community service officer in 2016, had graduated from the police academy in July. She had just completed her field training before Christmas and had been out on her own for a couple of weeks, Pytel said.
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Firefighters performed life-saving measures at the scene and Corona was rushed to a nearby hospital, Pytel said. It was unclear whether she was targeted or caught up in crossfire.

The ongoing investigation was turned over to the Sacramento Sheriff's Department.

The suspect was described as a white male in his 20s with an average build, FOX40 Sacramento reported. He was reportedly wearing a baseball hat, black jacket, blue or tan jeans and black tactical boots.
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State, local and federal law enforcement agencies from across the region have responded, the Sacramento Bee reported. Police blocked off intersections and combed the area for the suspect.

Police earlier issued a "shelter in place" order and asked residents to stay away from the downtown Davis area as they searched for the suspect, FOX40 reported. The order was lifted shortly before midnight local time.

Davis is located about 15 miles west of Sacramento.
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California police officer fatally shot; manhunt underway

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A police officer in Davis, Calif., was fatally shot Thursday night while responding to a traffic accident, prompting a massive manhunt for the gunman, authorities said. Natalie Corona, 22, was pronounced dead at UC Davis Medical Center. She was responding to a three-car crash at around 6:45 p.m.

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13-year-old, Jayme Closs, who has been missing for nearly three months, was found Thursday after she managed to escape her kidnapper and flag down a dog walker. She was reportedly dirty and looked malnourished. On October 15th Jayme vanished when her parents were shot dead in their home which triggered a state-wide search that even included the FBI. Closs walked up to the women who was walking her dog and said, "wanted help" the women and Jayme immediately went to a nearby house where they knocked on the door and then called 911.

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Jayme Closs, the 13-year-old Wisconsin girl who had been missing since October, was found Thursday malnourished and dirty after she reportedly fled her captor and flagged down a dog walker in the small forested town of Gordon, Wis.

A suspect was arrested just minutes later. But authorities disclosed no further information about the person arrested.

There is little known about Closs' physical condition, but her grandfather told the Star Tribune of Minneapolis that she was being treated at a hospital and was expected to soon be reunited with relatives.

Closs vanished Oct. 15 after her parents were fatally shot in their home in Barron County, which is about 80 miles northeast of Minneapolis and 65 miles from where she was found. Closs was inside the home where her parents were shot but vanished, prompting a statewide search that included the FBI.

On Thursday the girl, who appeared skinny and dirty, with matted-down hair, reportedly approached a woman who was out walking her dog. The woman knocked on the door of a nearby house and told the couple inside: "This is Jayme Closs! Call 911!"

Peter Kasinskas, who answered the door, told the Star Tribune that Closs showed little emotion and told him that she didn't know where she was. The woman who sought help told the paper that Closs walked up to her and said she "wanted help."

Closs was reportedly inside Kasinkas' home for 20 minutes and refused food and water. She also said that she believes that she was in the area the entire time she was missing.
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Fox News called the Gordon Police Department early Friday and did not get an immediate response. Authorities are planning a news conference for later Friday morning. The department announced that Closs had been found in a Facebook post around 8 p.m. Thursday.

A suspect has been taken into custody and the sheriff will give a press briefing at 10 a.m. Friday.

Kelly Engelhardt, Closs' aunt, said, "I mean I'm shocked. It's what we've prayed for every single day."
Fox News' Nicole Darrah and the Associated Press contributed to this story.

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Jayme Closs, the 13-year-old Wisconsin girl who had been missing since October, was found Thursday malnourished and dirty after she reportedly fled her captor and flagged down a dog walker in the small forested town of Gordon, Wis. A suspect was arrested just minutes later. But authorities disclosed no further information about the person arrested.

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There is still no host for the Oscars. After Ellen intervened trying to get Kevin Hart to take the job back he thought about it but still declined the offer. Now because they waited so long they still do not have a host and it has left other celebrities feeling unwanted.

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Oscars move toward a host-free awards after Kevin Hart's exit. Whatever the decision, it's overdue

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Jayme Closs who went missing in Wisconsin last October was just found alive. She was discovered in Douglas county by the sheriffs department. She disappeared from her home on October 15th after her parents were fatally shot.

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Jayme Closs, Wisconsin teen missing since last October, found alive, suspect in custody, sheriff says

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Jayme Closs, a teenager who disappeared in Wisconsin last October, was found alive on Thursday and a suspect was taken into custody, officials said.

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A 22 year old police officer was shot in California. The police officer arrived at a car crash scene, and someone involved in the crash pulled a gun on her and shot her. The suspect who shot her was later found dead.

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More than 270 people on The Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas cruise ship have been infected with a norovirus. The cruise ship has turned around because so many people are getting sick. Everyone on the ship will get full refunds.

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The Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas cruise ship is cutting its journey short after 277 passengers and crew members have been infected with a norovirus, Royal Caribbean Cruises announced Thursday.

"We think the right thing to do is to get everyone home early rather than have guests worry about their health" the cruise line said in a statement, adding that returning early "also gives us more time to completely clean and sanitize the ship before her next sailing."

Guest and crew members began getting sick when the ship departed the Port Canaveral in Florida on Jan. 6. The ship, originally scheduled for a 7-night cruise, made its first stop in Haiti Tuesday where the ship hosted a lunch buffet on land, said Abby Perrin, a passenger on the ship told ABC News. That night, Perrin said she and her mother began experiencing symptoms associated with food poisoning, like vomiting.

The next day, the ship arrived to Jamaica, but passengers said they weren't allowed to leave the vessel.

Thursday morning, the ship headed for its next scheduled destination in Cozumel, Mexico, but officials canceled the cruise enroute. Now it is on its way back to Florida.

"It was pretty upsetting that we weren't able to get into Jamaica at all," Perrin said. "Then we were supposed to be in Mexico tomorrow, which we were really excited about, and it turns out we're going back to Florida instead."

About 3 percent of people aboard the ship are affected by the norovirus, according to the cruise company.

Alan Thomas is currently aboard the ship with his spouse and two friends.

"People are still getting sick," he told ABC News. "At a cafe next to Guest Services last night, there was a kid vomiting in the trash can."

Thomas shared a video on Twitter of crew members cleaning the ship. He told ABC News that crew members are not allowing guests to serve themselves food or drinks.

Norovirus is a contagious virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea. A person can become infected through having direct contact with another infected person, consuming contaminated food or water, or touching their nose and mouth after touching contaminated surfaces, according to the CDC.

Norovirus is the leading cause of foodborne illness in the U.S., according to CDC.

It is not yet known what caused the outbreak, but most instances of norovirus occur in food service settings like restaurants, according to the CDC.

The Royal Caribbean advertises the Oasis of the Seas as one of the world's largest ships.

In 2017, about 220 passengers aboard a five-night Royal Caribbean cruise suffered from a gastro-intestinal illness.

All of the current Oasis of the Seas passengers will receive a full refund, Royal Caribbean Cruises said in the statement.

"Our guests sail with us to have great vacations, and we are sorry this cruise fell short," the statement reads.

The cruise company said the ship is scheduled to return to Florida on Saturday.

ABC News' Brendan Rand contributed to this report.

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The Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas cruise ship is cutting its journey short after 277 passengers and crew members have been infected with a norovirus, Royal Caribbean Cruises announced Thursday.

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A man who police say placed a 3-foot alligator on top of another man in Connecticut as part of an extortion attempt has pleaded guilty to reduced charges.

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A man who police say placed a 3-foot alligator on top of another man in Connecticut as part of an extortion attempt has pleaded guilty to reduced charges.

The Connecticut Post reports 30-year-old Isaias Garcia, of Garland, Texas, entered his plea Thursday to unlawful restraint.

Garcia originally faced kidnapping, assault and larceny charges in what police said was one of the strangest cases they have investigated.

Authorities say a 21-year-old man called his aunt in April to say he had been kidnapped and his abductor was demanding $800.

Police say she received a photograph of him face down in a bathtub, with an open-mouthed alligator on top of him.

Authorities later arrested Garcia at a Shelton hotel.

He faces up to one year in prison during his sentencing March 15.

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A 13 year old girl, Jayme Closs, has been found after vanishing nearly 3 months ago after her parents were found dead in their Wisconsin home. Jayme ran up to a woman walking her dog and asked for help. They went to a neighbors house where someone called the police. Just 10 minutes later, a suspect was taken into custody.

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Missing 13-year-old Jayme Closs found alive in Wisconsin

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Jayme Closs, a 13-year-old girl who vanished after her parents were found dead in their Northwestern Wisconsin home, has been found alive, the Barron County Sheriff's Department said.

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The U.S. Military begins there withdrawal from Syria. Equipment and troops have been pulled out. Many of it was moved to Iraq and the war on ISIS continues.

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The U.S. has "begun the process" of a deliberate troop withdrawal from Syria, according to a statement from a U.S. military spokesman in Baghdad.

The surprise move comes amid conflicting statements over when a withdrawal would begin and at what pace since President Donald Trump abruptly announced the U.S. would leave last month.

A U.S. official told ABC News that in recent days military equipment has been moved out of Syria into Iraq.

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"CJTF-OIR has begun the process of our deliberate withdrawal from Syria," said Col. Sean Ryan, a spokesman for the anti-ISIS coalition, citing the Department of Defense. "Out of concern for operational security, we will not discuss specific timelines, locations or troops movements."

There are 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria and while the military has orders to follow the president's decision to withdraw, they have no timelines attached for how long it will take.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

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A 22 year old police officer was shot and killed on her second day on the job. She was responding to a routine car accident when someone pulled a gun and shot by the University of California.

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Jayme Closs had been missing since October after her parents were killed in their own home. She had been wandering the woods in Douglas County until she saw and went up to a dog walker screaming that someone had shot and killed her parents.

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Jayme Closs, the 13-year-old Wisconsin girl who had been missing since October, was found Thursday malnourished and dirty after she reportedly fled her captor and flagged down a dog walker in the small forested town of Gordon, Wis.

A suspect was arrested just minutes later. But authorities disclosed no further information about the person arrested.

There is little known about Closs' physical condition, but her grandfather told the Star Tribune of Minneapolis that she was being treated at a hospital and was expected to soon be reunited with relatives.

Closs vanished Oct. 15 after her parents were fatally shot in their home in Barron County, which is about 80 miles northeast of Minneapolis and 65 miles from where she was found. Closs was inside the home where her parents were shot but vanished, prompting a statewide search that included the FBI.

On Thursday the girl, who appeared skinny and dirty, with matted-down hair, reportedly approached a woman who was out walking her dog. The woman knocked on the door of a nearby house and told the couple inside: "This is Jayme Closs! Call 911!"

Peter Kasinskas, who answered the door, told the Star Tribune that Closs showed little emotion and told him that she didn't know where she was. The woman who sought help told the paper that Closs walked up to her and said she "wanted help."

Closs was reportedly inside Kasinkas' home for 20 minutes and refused food and water. She also said that she believes that she was in the area the entire time she was missing.
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Fox News called the Gordon Police Department early Friday and did not get an immediate response. Authorities are planning a news conference for later Friday morning. The department announced that Closs had been found in a Facebook post around 8 p.m. Thursday.

A suspect has been taken into custody and the sheriff will give a press briefing at 10 a.m. Friday.

Kelly Engelhardt, Closs' aunt, said, "I mean I'm shocked. It's what we've prayed for every single day."
Fox News' Nicole Darrah and the Associated Press contributed to this story.

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Jayme Closs, the 13-year-old Wisconsin girl who had been missing since October, was found Thursday malnourished and dirty after she reportedly fled her captor and flagged down a dog walker in the small forested town of Gordon, Wis. A suspect was arrested just minutes later. But authorities disclosed no further information about the person arrested.