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Apopka police recover missing woman, 18

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Lee Nixoniasky Leclerc, 18, who went missing on the morning of Saturday, September 9, “has been safely recovered and is in good condition,” Apopka police announced this morning, Tuesday, September 12, in an email to local media.

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