Police and family concerned for welfare of 16-year-old Sheila Armstrong
Police are appealing for information as a 16-year-old Alice Springs girl has not been seen or heard from since Wednesday.
The family of a 16-year-old girl is concerned for her welfare as they haven’t seen or heard from her in more than 36 hours.
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The Northern Territory police said Sheila Armstrong was last seen at her Sadadeen residence around 8pm on Wednesday, May 22.
“She is described as of Aboriginal appearance, small build, 157cm tall and wearing a long black hooded jumper with a sports branded logo ‘Champion’ on the front and long pants,” police said in a statement.
Police are asking anyone with information to get in contact on 131 444 and quote reference NTP2400051174.
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