Kenner V. Neeley's Case

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On Saturday, 07/23/2016, at 1318 hours, Jackson County Dispatch received a 9-1-1 hang up. The dispatcher called the number back and made contact with Angie G. Neeley (F/W, DOB: 11/12/1977). Neeley told the dispatcher her teenage daughter, Megan D. Kenner (F/B, DOB: 12/14/1999) dialed 9-1-1. The dispatcher learned there was a domestic dispute between mother and daughter. Kenner left the residence on foot wearing a black batman t-shirt and black leggings.

I arrived at the residence and spoke to Neeley. Neeley stated her daughter was disrespectful toward her and other family members. Kenner became upset and left the residence. Neeley did not want to complete a missing person report at that time and did not want Kenner to return to the

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