Police find missing 8-year-old

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Monday, August 25th 2008, 11:10 pm

By: News 9

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OKLAHOMA CITY - Police found Zachary Williams, an 8-year-old who ran away Monday night near NE 46 and Anderson Road.

Officials said he got in trouble at school, came home and then got into an argument with his father.

He left the house wearing only a white t-shirt, maroon boxer shorts and no shoes.

Police and Air One went searching for Williams around 9 p.m.

He was found hiding in a tree.

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