Police issue appeal for 17-year-old girl from Croydon missing since last Tuesday
Police are looking for a teenage girl from Croydon that has been missing for six days.
Sydnee has been missing since Tuesday, January 18 and has not been in contact with her family, which police say is very out of character.
She is described as 5ft 7ins, of slim build with long brown hair and was last seen wearing a black sleeveless jacket, denim top and jogging bottoms.
She has connections with Kingston, Surrey and the Thames Valley area.
Sydnee may be at risk of harm and anyone with information should contact police immediately.
Anyone with information should phone 101 and quote CAD 5583/18Jan. You can also contact the Missing People charity in confidence.
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