Guelph police asking for help in locating missing teenager
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Guelph police are asking for the community's help in finding a teenager who has been missing since Thursday afternoon.
Guelph police are asking for the community’s help in finding a teenager who has been missing since Thursday afternoon.
In a news release on Friday afternoon, police said 15-year-old Ashley Reeds was last seen at school at Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute at about 3:30 p.m.
“Her family has not had any contact with her since that time,” police said. “There are concerns for her wellbeing.”
She was last seen wearing a white hoodie, jeans and pink running shoes and carrying a navy blue backpack and a beige cloth computer bag.
Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to contact Guelph police at 519-824-1212 ext. 7131.
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