Waynoka police look for runaway

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Tuesday, January 29th 2008, 7:50 pm

By: News 9

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Waynoka police are looking for a runaway teenager.

Kirsten Brune was last seen at about 11 p.m. Monday at her residence in Waynoka, according to a police report.

Authorities think she may be with Jeffrey Ray Roundtree, 22, the report read.

Police think the two may be headed to Tulsa in Roundtree's 1998 White Pontiac Grand Prix.

Officers ask if you have any information to call the Waynoka Police Department at (580)824-2261 or Woods County Dispatch (580)327-6991.

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