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    You are at:Home»Local News»Junction City»Junction City woman turns herself in on charges of taking children from father

    Junction City woman turns herself in on charges of taking children from father

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    By Brandon Peoples on February 7, 2023 Junction City, Local News
    Jeana Foley (Geary Co. Sheriff's Office courtesy photo)

    A Junction City woman turned herself in Monday almost two months after allegedly abducting three children from their custodial father.

    The Junction City Police Department says Jeana Foley was arrested on a warrant charging her with three counts of aggravated interference with parental custody. She had been wanted since Dec. 21.

    Police say 6-year-old Rosie, 5-year-old Camden and 3-year-old Genevieve were all recovered by JCPD safe and unharmed.

    Foley is being held at the Geary County Detention Facility. Police say no further information is being released.

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