Missing California girl found safe; wrestling coach arrested for abduction, sex crimes

STOCKTON, Calif. -- (KTXL) -- The San Joaquin County Sheriff says the 16-year-old Stockton girl who went missing with her wrestling coach last week has been found safe. The department received an anonymous tip around 1 a.m. Thursday.

Phillip Maglaya, 25, and the teen were located at a home in Stockton on East Mendocino Avenue. Maglaya was booked at the San Joaquin County Jail on charges of child abduction; child endangerment; harmful matter sent to a child with the intent to seduce; contact with a minor for a sex offense; contributing to the delinquency of a minor; and additional felony sex offenses involving a minor.

The teen was returned to her parents. She was physically unharmed and in good condition. The investigation is ongoing

Maglaya was a volunteer wrestling coach at Stockton Unified's Franklin High School. He started working there last year, but investigators haven't said when they believe the romantic relationship began between him and the missing student.