Girl missing from Palm Cove found safe and well
Police have located the 14-year-old girl missing from Palm Cove since Thursday. Police thank the public and media for their assistance.
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Police have located the 14-year-old girl missing from Palm Cove since Thursday.
Police thank the public and media for their assistance.
In an earlier alert police advised the girl was last seen getting off a bus on Williams Esplanade, Palm Cove about 4.30pm and has not been seen or heard from since.
She was last seen wearing a grey jumper and blue pants.
Police and family have serious concerns for her welfare due to her young age.
She is described as caucasian, approximately 175cm tall, with blonde hair and blue eyes.
Police are appealing to the girl, or anyone who has seen her, to immediately come forward.
If you have information for police contact Policelink or call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
When making a report to police use this reference number: QP2401531804
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