A younger woman is lacking and was final seen at a retail park greater than 24 hours in the past.
Gracie, 12, from Blurton, Stoke-on-Trent, left her residence on Sunday at 11.30am,and was final seen on Ingestre Sq. at round 2.20pm that day.
She is 5ft tall with shoulder size mousey brown hair.
She could have been carrying black leggings and a leopard-print prime.
A Staffordshire Police spokesperson mentioned: ‘We want your assist in discovering 12-year-old Gracie, from Stoke-on-Trent.
‘Gracie left her residence in Blurton at 11.30am on Sunday 6 April and was final seen on Ingestre Sq. at round 2.20pm that day.
‘She is described as being 5ft tall and having shoulder size mousey brown hair.
‘It’s believed that she could also be carrying black leggings and a leopard-print prime.
What to do if an individual goes lacking?
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It doesn’t publicise all lacking individuals and you could have seen a police publish for a lacking particular person as an alternative.
The organisation takes this info if you wish to report confidentially, however it could be simpler to contact police instantly if they’re interesting for info.
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Generally the organisation receives details about people who any individual feels anxious about they usually assume they may be lacking.
If you happen to can’t discover the particular person on the web site otherwise you haven’t seen a social media publish or poster about them, they might not be a lacking particular person.
Supply: Lacking Folks
‘Gracie is understood to spend time within the Blurton space the place lots of her associates are.’
Ingestre Sq. is within the south west of Stoke-on-Trent, roughly three miles away from the town centre.
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