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A missing New Jersey teen whose Twitter post about a possible intruder sparked a national search has been found safe and well.

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(CNN) -- Police say they are searching for 16-year-old Kara Alongi, a missing New Jersey girl who generated big buzz on social media with a post about a possible intruder. "There is somone in my hour ecall 911," she posted on Twitter at 6:20 p.m. Sunday before she went missing. It is believed she meant "someone in my house, call 911." The comment spawned a flurry of activity on the social networking site, with thousands using the hashtag, #helpfindkara. The girl's Twitter account had also netted nearly 100,000 followers by mid Monday. No foul play is believed to be involved, said Clark, New Jersey, Police Chief Alan Scherb, who added that there were no signs of forced entry and nothing missing from the home. But the teen's post drew national attention, with several people posting her photo in hope of locating her, as well as broader speculation about what may have transpired . "A girl named kara got kidnapped tonight in my town. if you ALL could RT this, that'd be amazing," said Twitter user "Joshua," whose user name is @chommikk. "RT" means "retweet," or forward the message. Police say there is no indication of a kidnapping. The series of posts also prompted indignation from social media users like Jill Brown, whose username is â€ .