Bradley Robinson, missing for more than a week, was located in Concord on Monday afternoon.
Robinson, 13, was found in the late afternoon on Monday, police say. Laconia police were in contact with agents from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Chief Matt Canfield said Monday evening.
Additional information was not immediately available.
Robinson apparently ran away from home June 29 after he exited a vehicle stopped at a light at the intersection of Elm Street and Parade Road just before 3 p.m. Members of his family, who were searching for him independently that day, spotted the teenager at Bond Beach near the Elm Street School about an hour after he fled from the vehicle.
Police on Monday afternoon were considering a search of the wooded area near Bond Beach in coordination with conservation officers of New Hampshire Fish and Game before Robinson was located in Concord later that afternoon.