The teen was found with a 29-year-old Michigan man on Sunday.
(Addyston, Oh.) - A missing Addyston teen was found in Detroit on Sunday.
13-year-old Neveah R. Greene left her home on Thursday, May 14 around noon when she left with a man she met on the internet.
The man was identified as 29-year-old Terrance Dashawn-Lovett Banks of Detroit. He has been placed into custody by the City of Detroit Police Department.
Since being found, Greene is being reunited with her parents in Detroit.
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