French police used Snapchat to locate a girl who said she was kidnapped and abused, reports say

Kieran Press-Reynolds Jan. 18, 2022, 9:10 PM A girl was rescued by police using Snapchat, according to the French news source France 3. Gerard Bottino/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images A 14-year-old was kidnapped and abused by two men in Marseille, France 3 reported. Police tracked the girl’s location using Snapchat and arrested the men, according to France 3. Police said they may not have been able to find the girl without using Snapchat. A 14-year-old girl who was allegedly kidnapped and abused by two men was rescued by police who tracked her down using Snapchat, according to the French news outlet France 3.  The girl, whose identity was not mentioned in news reports, was originally from Ardèche and had run away from home on January 10, according to the radio station France Bleu, translated from French. She had previously ran away from home, France Bleu reported. The teenager used her phone to contact her mother from an apartment in Marseille on Friday morning, France 3 reported. She said she had been raped, kidnapped, and possibly drugged, adding she didn’t know where she was, according to France Bleu.  France’s Alliance Police, the Court of Marseille, and the Court of Marseille’s prosecution…
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