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Chandler Police Looking For Missing 18-Year-Old

An 18-year-old Chandler woman is missing and police need your help tracking her down.Trinity Olsen-Galeai was last seen about 9:30 Friday night. According to the Chandler Police Department, she has missed several appointments since, which is unlike her.Olsen-Galeai is described as a Pacific islander. She is about 5-foot-8 and 135...
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An 18-year-old Chandler woman is missing and police need your help tracking her down.

Trinity Olsen-Galeai was last seen about 9:30 Friday night. According to the Chandler Police Department, she has missed several appointments since, which is unlike her.

Olsen-Galeai is described as a Pacific islander. She is about 5-foot-8 and 135 pounds. She has black hair and brown eyes.

When she was last seen Friday night, she was wearing a black blouse, black jeans, and black and gold colored sandals.

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Olsen-Galeai also goes by the names “Trin,” or “Trinity Nalani.”

Anyone with any information is asked to please call the Chandler Police
Department at 480-782-4130. You can also submit an anonymous tip on the
Chandler PD website, which can be accessed by clicking here.  

Disclaimer: dearest New Times readers, we realize the
missing woman is a young, attractive female. That said, please keep the
comment section of this blog somewhat tasteful. For example, describing (in detail) what you would like to do to her when you find her,
where you would like her to sit, or any other reference to strange sexual acts,
which in many cases would be considered crimes in the state of Arizona, are not appropriate.

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