14-year-old missing again: criminal police asks the population for information
Created: 08/11/2022 04:46
By: Felix Herz
14-year-old Lara-Leana Krenzer from the southern district of Augsburg has been missing for a long time.
© Police Headquarters Swabia North
A 14-year-old girl from the Augsburg district has been missing since the end of July.
At that time she did not appear at an agreed meeting point.
Augsburg – A 14-year-old girl named Lara-Leana Krenzer from the Augsburg district is missing.
And it has been for a long time: on July 26, according to the police press release, the teenager did not appear at an agreed appointment.
Since then she has been missing and the Augsburg Criminal Police Department is asking the population for help.
14-year-old girl from Augsburg missing: police are asking for information
It's not the first time the young girl has disappeared.
According to the police, she was reported missing a few weeks earlier.
After a call to the population and the associated witnesses, the teenager was finally picked up in a restaurant in Augsburg-Oberhausen.
Now Lena-Leana Krenzer is missing again.
According to the description of the person, she is about 1.60 meters tall, has longer brown hair and is of a slim build.
She was last seen wearing black sweatpants and a black t-shirt with "Nike" written on it.
The 14-year-old has longer, brown hair, is of a slender build and was last seen wearing black jogging bottoms and a black T-shirt with "Nike" printed on it.
© Police Headquarters Swabia North
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Police are looking for a 14-year-old from Augsburg
Now the Augsburg criminal police are asking the population for help and information on the possible whereabouts of the girl.
Witnesses who have seen Lena-Leana Krenzer or who can say something about her current location are asked to contact the police on (08 21) 3 23 38 10.
(fhz)
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