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Lexington Police Seek Public Help in Missing Trainer Investigation

KTSM••Tatiana Carter and Jesse Weber
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Authorities in Lexington, South Carolina, are investigating the disappearance of a personal trainer who was last seen walking home from the gym. The police are urging residents and business owners to review their security footage for any sightings of the individual, as this could provide crucial leads in the case. The appeal for assistance highlights the community's role in aiding the investigation and emphasizes the urgency of locating the missing person. Anyone with relevant information is encouraged to reach out to the Lexington Police Department.

Key Details: • Residents and businesses are encouraged to check security footage. • Contact Lexington Police Department if you have any information.

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