![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/alicia-navarro-cried-as-police-raided-mans-home-where-she-was-missing-for-four-years/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/2_SDC_MDG_CHP_55614JPG.jpg&description=Alicia Navarro, who went missing four years ago appeared to cry after a man was taken into custody at the apartment where she was living in Montana, her neighbour has said A teenager appeared to cry when a man was taken into custody at the apartment where she was living, according to a neighbour. Alicia Navarro, now 18-year-old, unexpectedly walked into a small police department in Havre, Montana, almost four years after she disappeared from her Arizona home, requesting to be removed from the missing children list. She appeared unharmed. Although it's believed that Navarro left Arizona of her own free will, investigators believe she may be a victim. Police raided a Havre apartment where it's believed she was living with a man in his 20s, for about a year. Authorities have confirmed that a person was detained and questioned in connection to Alicia's disappearance, but they have not said whether it was the man she was living with. Their neighbour Ron Turner, 69, said: "Three Havre police (cars) pulled up out of the building and they all got out with guns drawn and went into the apartment," "Little did I know [Alicia] was legal age but she sure didn't look it. She seemed fine when she first came out... Then she covered her eyes.", and appeared to cry. Another neighbour of the apartment building in Havre reported hearing Alicia and a man shouting at each other on Saturday, the day before her reappearance. A neighbour Garrett Smith, 22, shared with the New York Post : "I was here the other day and I heard them yelling. She did say, 'I will go back.' But that's all I heard. It was the day before she turned herself in." When she fled her family home at the age of 15, she left behind a note expressing her intention to return eventually. A missing person report described her as autistic but high-functioning. Since her return, Alicia has had a brief conversation with her mother, Jessica Nuñez, though it remains uncertain if she intends to return to Arizona. The family's priva){kind=link}
Alicia Navarro, who went missing four years ago appeared to cry after a man was taken into custody at the apartment where she was living in Montana, her neighbour has said
A teenager appeared to cry when a man was taken into custody at the apartment where she was living, according to a neighbour.
Alicia Navarro, now 18-year-old, unexpectedly walked into a small police department in Havre, Montana, almost four years after she disappeared from her Arizona home, requesting to be removed from the missing children list. She appeared unharmed.
Although it’s believed that Navarro left Arizona of her own free will, investigators believe she may be a victim.
Police raided a Havre apartment where it’s believed she was living with a man in his 20s, for about a year. Authorities have confirmed that a person was detained and questioned in connection to Alicia’s disappearance, but they have not said whether it was the man she was living with.