Colorado teen Chloe Campbell found safe after missing for 10 days

Chloe Campbell, the 14-year-old Colorado girl who has been missing for 10 days, was found safe on Monday, local authorities announced.

The teenager — who was last seen leaving a high school football game on Sept. 30 — was discovered at around 5 p.m. at a home in Thornton, Colo., according to Boulder Police Chief Maris Herold.

Cops believe the teen ran away from home, but are investigating where she was and what occurred while she was separated from her family.

Her parents said they received a disturbing photo of their daughter looking “injured and unwell” by an anonymous source that raised their concerns for her safety.

Authorities flagged Campbell as “at risk” because they believed the teenager had no access to money or her medication, which she takes for physical and mental conditions, according to her family.

Campbell will be medically examined and appropriate social service support resources will be referred to her, Herold said.

Boulder Deputy Police Chief Stephen Redfearn said police have no evidence to support the claim that Campbell was in harm’s way or being held against her will.

“We have no belief at this time that she was held against her will,” he said.

Campbell also had no visible signs of injury when she was located in Thorton.

He added that the teen took “considerable steps” to avoid contact from her family and law enforcement.

However, police collected evidence — through social media and reported sightings — throughout the week that suggested that Campbell was alive and well.

“We, however, had indications that she was alive throughout the week,” Redfearn said. “Police are relieved that she has been located.”

He said it is too early in the investigation to say if there will be any persons of interest related to the teen’s disappearance.

“There’s a lot we still need to piece together,” Redfearn said.

The two men reportedly last seen with Campbell near Boulder High School are not believed to have been involved in her running away, he said.