Angela Romanchik. (Photo provided by St. Thomas Police Service)Police in St. Thomas say a missing woman has been found.
Angela Romanchik, 25, had been last seen on Wednesday, having left her St. Thomas home that evening to go to a downtown bar. She was expected home at 11pm but was reported missing when she failed to come home.
St. Thomas Police Sgt. Steve Bogart says that Romanchik has been located and is no longer considered missing. Police wish to thank the public for their assistance.
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