McKinnah Sinclair, 18, and Charlie Daniels, 19 have been spotted in Beverly Hills, Calif., according to Las Cruces police (Photo: Courtesy) 
 
 LAS CRUCES - The two New Mexico State University students reported missing earlier this week have been located in Idaho and are said to be in good condition, the Las Cruces Police Department reported in a news release 
 
 McKinnah Sinclair, 18, and Charlie Daniels, 19, were located by police Thursday morning in Nampa, Idaho, just west of Boise. The release stated the LCPD detective in charge of the case learned that shortly after 11 a.m. Thursday, a Nampa police officer observed a red Ford Focus traveling 30 miles per hour below the posted speed limit on an interstate highway. The Focus is registered to Daniels' parents and she is facing charges in Idaho for driving a vehicle with fictitious plates. Police said investigators learned that the women intentionally switched plates before embarking on their interstate trip. The Nampa Police Department officer who carried out the traffic stop opted not to charge Daniels for the fake license plate, according to that department. When they officer was investigating the stop, they learned that Daniels was the driver and Sinclair was the passenger in the car. LCPD has learned that their families made arrangements to have the women returned to New Mexico. McKinnah Sinclair, 18, and her roommate, Charlie Daniels, 19, were reported missing over the weekend after they came to a concert in El Paso on Friday night and were never heard from again. Monday, LCPD said that the the girls were seen on surveillance footage at a Beverly Hills ATM and appeared to be in good condition. The Las Cruces Police Department received assistance on this case from various law enforcement agencies in New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, California, Nevada and Idaho.
– A multi-state hunt for two missing New Mexico State University students ended in Idaho Thursday morning. The Las Cruces Sun-News reports that 18-year-old McKinnah Sinclair and 19-year-old Charlie Daniels, missing since they attended a hip-hop concert in Texas last Friday, were found driving in Nampa and said to be in good condition. A Facebook post from the Las Cruces Police Department notes a Nampa cop pulled over a red Ford Focus crawling along at 30mph below the highway speed limit and found Sinclair and Daniels inside, with Daniels behind the wheel. A lieutenant with the department tells the Sun-News the car, which apparently belonged to one of the teens' parents, had been reported stolen and was sporting license plates from another car. Investigators say the women purposely switched plates before they started traveling the country. Before they ended up in the Gem State, they had been caught on camera in Beverly Hills, Calif., Monday at an ATM. All told, they covered a driving distance of at least 1,600 miles before they were located, the Sun-News estimates. They hadn't been answering calls to their cellphones or contact on social media since they vanished after the concert. KTSM reports it's still vague what the teens' final destination was, or why they didn't tell anyone where they were going. The police in Nampa didn't detain the women after determining they were OK (both are technically adults), but the LCPD says their families have put things in place to get them back to New Mexico.