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    RCPD trying to locate K-State student

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    By KMAN Staff on August 16, 2012 Local News

    Riley County police are investigating a report of a missing Kansas State student who had been listed on the K-State football team roster up until recently.

    Kristi Harvill reported her son,  Samuel Harvill, 20,  had not been seen since 1:30
    Wednesday afternoon. Harvill made the report late Thursday morning, with the announcement reaching KMAN a few hours later.

    As of 4:00 pm on Friday, there is still no word as to the whereabouts of Harvill.

    The RCPD is currently attempting to contact Harvill to check his welfare. Medical issues are reportedly involved.

    Harvill may be in a Silver 2005 Dodge R15 Pick-up truck with large tires and black rims.

    Persons with knowledge of Harvill’s whereabouts are asked to call the RCPD at 785-537-2112 ext 0.

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