Runaway 'Romeo and Juliet' back home

A runaway "Romeo and Juliet" have turned up safe and well at home.

Runaway 'Romeo and Juliet' back home
Sat, 30 Jun, 2001 - 19:21

A runaway "Romeo and Juliet" have turned up safe and well at home.

14-year-old Brian Hopps and his 13-year-old girlfriend Emma Ellison had been missing from home since Thursday and police were becoming worried for their safety.

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