Urgent Search for Missing Devon Schoolgirls, Aged 11 and 12
Search for missing schoolgirls, 11 and 12, after 'they may have been hitchhiking'
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Police in Devon, England, are urgently searching for two schoolgirls, Kelsie Critchlow, 11, and Phoebe Houndslow, 12, who went missing after leaving school. They were last seen at Torquay bus station and may have been hitchhiking or using public transport across the region.
- 01Two schoolgirls from Kingsbridge, Devon, are missing after leaving school.
- 02Kelsie Critchlow is 11 years old, and Phoebe Houndslow is 12 years old.
- 03They were last seen at Torquay bus station and may have been hitchhiking.
- 04Police are increasingly concerned for their welfare.
- 05Anyone with information is urged to contact the police.
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Police in Devon, England, have launched an urgent search for two missing schoolgirls, Kelsie Critchlow, aged 11, and Phoebe Houndslow, aged 12. The girls were last seen at Torquay bus station after leaving school on Wednesday, April 29. Authorities believe they may have been hitchhiking and could be using public transport to travel across the region. Kelsie is described as a white female, 5ft 2ins tall with long ginger hair, wearing grey trousers and a grey hoodie. Phoebe is 5ft tall with blonde hair, wearing a blue top and black bottoms. Police are increasingly concerned for their welfare and are asking anyone with information about their whereabouts to call 999, quoting log 665 of April 29.
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The disappearance of these schoolgirls has raised concerns within the local community, prompting increased vigilance and support for their safe return.
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