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A Saco woman and her son who were reported missing in late June have been found safe.
Tania Mulanga, 32, and her 2-year-old son Martin Kakanda went to the police station and spoke with officers, Saco Deputy Police Chief Corey Huntress said in an email Monday.
There is no longer an ongoing investigation, he said.
Mulanga and her son were last seen leaving a home near New County Road very early on June 27.
Haley Hersey is a student at the University of Southern Maine majoring in media studies and a part-time reporter for the Morning Sentinel. When not on campus, she resides in central Maine with her parents,... More by Haley Hersey
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