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Croydon teen missing for four days

Police are looking for information on the whereabouts of missing Croydon teen.

Annabelle, 13, was last seen at an address on Neil Street, Croydon on 15 July around 7pm.

Annabelle is described as having a thin build with dyed long black hair, pale skin and is around 160cm tall.

She was last seen wearing a grey hoodie, black trackpants and white runners.

Police and family are concerned for Annabelle’s welfare due to her age.

Anyone with information on Annabelle’s whereabouts is urged to contact Croydon Police Station on (03) 9724 0100 and use reference number 230247538.

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