Blake "Joshua" White
(Submitted Photo)The Anishinabek Police Service at Kettle Point First Nation says a missing 18-year-old native male has been located.
A news release issued by Sarnia Police Service Tuesday says Blake "Joshua" White was found safe and sound at a Corunna residence.
The teen had not been heard form since 2pm Sunday. Out of concern for White's safety he was reported missing Sunday night.
Police are thanking the public for their assistance.
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