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TERRYVILLE, Conn. — A Silver Alert has been issued today for a missing 17-year-old girl. Jeniyah Tate, who police consider to be an endangered runaway, was last seen wearing a dark colored North Face-type sweatshirt and jeans.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts can call the Plymouth Police Department at 860-589-7779.
Ant further information listed below is with the most recent first.
TERRYVILLE, Conn. — A Silver Alert has been issued today for a missing 17-year-old girl. Jeniyah
Tate, who police consider to be an endangered runaway, was last seen
wearing a dark colored North Face-type sweatshirt and jeans.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts can call the Plymouth Police Department at 860-589-7779.
Ant further information listed below is with the most recent first.
PORTLAND, Oregon - Police in Portland ask for the public's help in locating the whereabouts of Jacqueline McLain, age 71, who went missing on or about Monday, the 20th of May, 2013. She also goes by the first name of Evelyn, and is 5-foot-2 and 120 lbs. She has curly blonde hair and blue eyes.
She may be suffering from Alzheimer’s, and according to her adult children who reside out of state, she normally stays in constant contact with them.
Sgt. Pete Simpson with Portland police expressed her children reported her MISSING after loosing contact with her over a few days.
Police showed up to McLain’s home about the 2400 block of Northwest Irving to check up on her, but she wasn’t home, Simpson said. Officers found no evidence of foul play.
It was not known if she left home with other(s), on foot, another form of transportation or by her car. Her vehicle is beige 1997 Lexus EX300 sedan with Oregon plates. Upon searching, police didn't find her auto in the neighborhood.
Anyone who has information about McLain was asked to call 9-1-1., or the police bureau’s Missing Persons Unit at 501-823-0446.
Information listed below is with the most recent first.
On May 23, 2013, 71-year-old Jacqueline McLain was reported missing to the Portland Police Bureau by her adult children, who are out-of-state. McLain has not been seen or heard from since Monday, May 20, 2013, which was described as being highly out of character for her, as she usually has daily contact with family members.
McLain lives in the 2400 block of Northwest Irving Street, where Central Precinct officers responded today to check her welfare. They did not locate her, and found no evidence of foul play inside her apartment. It is unknown if she left home on foot, or may have last been driving, as officers were unable to locate her car in the neighborhood.
McLain is described as a white female, 71 years old, 5'2", 120 pounds, with curly, collar-length blonde hair and blue eyes. No clothing description is available. Family members advised she may also go by the first name Evelyn.
McLain's vehicle is described as a 1997 Lexus ES300 4-door sedan, beige in color, with a beige interior. It may have a GPS unit affixed to the front windshield. No license plate information is available at this time, other than it had Oregon plates.
Anyone with information about McLain's current whereabouts is asked to call 9-1-1. Anyone with additional information about this case is asked to contact Detective Mike Weinstein, Missing Persons Unit, at (503) 823-0446 or Mike.Weinstein@portlandoregon.gov.
###PPB### Attachment:VIEW FILES ************* Public Information Officer: Sgt. Pete Simpson Peter.Simpson@portlandoregon.gov Desk: 503-823-0830 Pager: 503-790-1779 Alternate PIO: Lt. Mike Marshman Michael.Marshman@portlandoregon.gov Desk: 503-823-0010 Pager: 503-790-1779 Portland Police Bureau 1111 SW 2nd Ave, Suite 1526 Portland, Oregon 97204
PORTLAND, Oregon - Police in Portland ask for the public's help in locating the whereabouts of Jacqueline McLain, age 71, who went missing on or about Monday, the 20th of May, 2013. She also goes by the first name of Evelyn, and is 5-foot-2 and 120 lbs. She has curly blonde hair and blue
eyes.
She may be suffering from Alzheimer’s, and according to her adult children who reside out of state, she normally stays in constant contact with them.
Sgt. Pete Simpson with Portland police expressed her children reported her MISSING after loosing contact with her over a few days.
Police showed up to McLain’s home about the 2400 block of Northwest Irving to check up on her, but she wasn’t home, Simpson said. Officers
found no evidence of foul play.
It was not known if she left home with other(s), on foot, another form of transportation or by her car. Her vehicle is beige 1997 Lexus EX300 sedan with Oregon plates. Upon searching, police didn't find her auto in the neighborhood.
Anyone who has information about McLain was asked to call 9-1-1., or the police bureau’s Missing Persons Unit at 501-823-0446.
Information listed below is with the most recent first.
On May 23, 2013, 71-year-old Jacqueline McLain was reported missing to
the Portland Police Bureau by her adult children, who are out-of-state.
McLain has not been seen or heard from since Monday, May 20, 2013, which
was described as being highly out of character for her, as she usually
has daily contact with family members.
McLain lives in the 2400 block of Northwest Irving Street, where Central
Precinct officers responded today to check her welfare. They did not
locate her, and found no evidence of foul play inside her apartment. It
is unknown if she left home on foot, or may have last been driving, as
officers were unable to locate her car in the neighborhood.
McLain is described as a white female, 71 years old, 5'2", 120 pounds,
with curly, collar-length blonde hair and blue eyes. No clothing
description is available. Family members advised she may also go by the
first name Evelyn.
McLain's vehicle is described as a 1997 Lexus ES300 4-door sedan, beige
in color, with a beige interior. It may have a GPS unit affixed to the
front windshield. No license plate information is available at this
time, other than it had Oregon plates.
Anyone with information about McLain's current whereabouts is asked to
call 9-1-1. Anyone with additional information about this case is asked
to contact Detective Mike Weinstein, Missing Persons Unit, at (503)
823-0446 or Mike.Weinstein@portlandoregon.gov.
###PPB### Attachment:VIEW FILES *************
Public Information Officer: Sgt. Pete Simpson Peter.Simpson@portlandoregon.gov Desk: 503-823-0830 Pager: 503-790-1779
Alternate PIO: Lt. Mike Marshman Michael.Marshman@portlandoregon.gov Desk: 503-823-0010 Pager: 503-790-1779 Portland Police Bureau
1111 SW 2nd Ave, Suite 1526
Portland, Oregon 97204
Matrosskaya Tishina detention complex in Northern Moscow where Oleg Topalov escaped
Articles related to Mr. Oleg Topalov vary as far as having already been convicted and awaiting trial, as well as, some articles put his age at 32, while others list it as 33.
What they do all seem to agree on is that he did escape and is now back in custody.
Here are some of the articles with no special preference given. You Decide!
Information listed below is with the most recent first.
MOSCOW--Russian police on Wednesday captured a prisoner charged with double murder whose daring escape from a formidable Moscow prison after apparently using a spoon to prise open his cell ceiling led to a massive two-day manhunt.
Police captured Oleg Topalov, 33, in Izmailovsky park in northeastern Moscow, the city prison service said. He was limping after apparently hurting his leg in the escape, a police spokesman told Channel One television.
Topalov escaped from his cell in Moscow's Matrosskaya Tishina jail early Tuesday by making a hole in the ceiling, possibly using his prison-issue spoon, and then crawling through a ventilation shaft onto the roof.
From there he managed to scale the prison fence using sheets tied together, officials said.
The police and prison authorities released his photograph and description in an intensive search that included the use of sniffer dogs.
A suspected double murderer who escaped from a Moscow detention center on Tuesday was caught by police on Wednesday, the Moscow city police authority said.
Oleg Topalov was detained by two policemen in Izmailovo Park in northwestern Moscow, a spokesman for the authority said. The officers had a dog with them.
"The man didn't try to run away as he had a leg injury," the spokesman said. Topalov broke out of the Matrosskaya Tishina jail by making a hole in the ceiling of his cell with a spoon.
He climbed out onto the roof of his block, moved over to the roof of a neighboring block, came down to the ground by using a rope and blanket, and ran out through the premises of a nearby psychiatric hospital.
All regional police units were alerted. Topalov, who is accused of weapons trafficking as well as two murders, was taken into custody under an order by a Moscow court on October 17, 2011.
A law enforcement source said he was a hitman in a crime ring in the Rostov region.
Matrosskaya Tishina personnel are likely to face punishment under proceedings launched by the Russian Investigative Committee and the city police authority.
“I do not want [police] to fire a bullet into his head!,” Yekaterina Topalova told Russia's online Life News tabloid, in a filmed interview. “He turned himself to police before his arrest. We do not believe he is guilty and we want to prove this to everyone. We want more time for this!”
Oleg Topalov, 33, a murder suspect linked to a slain Russian mafia overlord, broke out of the Matrosskaya Tishina pretrial detention facility in east Moscow on Tuesday. He made a hole in the ceiling and escaped through an air vent, the Federal Prison Service said.
"The inmate climbed to the building’s roof through a dormer window and then using a blanket and a rope reached the territory of the Gilyarovsky psychiatric hospital and disappeared," a police source said.
Media reports said he had used a spoon to burrow through the ceiling – a task that would have taken him at least a week – and then walked across the premises, climbing over the outer wall using a rope made of bedsheets.
“As the building was rundown, it was no trouble for Topalov to enlarge the breach of the air shaft through which he got out to the roof. Using a rope made of bedsheets, he got across the building’s wall, jumped through a fence and ran away,” a spokesperson for the Federal Penitentiary Service said.
Topalov was sharing the cell with seven other inmates, but none of them chose to either follow him or raise the alarm, the Komsomolskaya Pravda daily said.
City police were on full alert for Topalov, and a check had been opened into prison guards who may have been involved in the jailbreak.
The Sochi native was arrested in 2011 on murder charges.
Matrosskaya Tishina, which opened in 1945, has hosted a number of prominent inmates, including former Yukos head Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Hermitage Capital lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who spent months here and was transferred to another facility shortly before his prison death in 2009.
Only two successful jailbreaks have previously been reported from Matrosskaya Tishina, both by alleged murderers. One of them was alleged mafia hitman Alexander Solonik in 1995.
PUBLISHED: 03:52 EST, 8 May 2013 | UPDATED: 06:26 EST, 8 May 2013
A man due to stand trial for murder has escaped one of Russia’s most notorious prisons using a spoon and his bed sheets.
Oleg Topalov, 32, accused of two counts of murder and illegal possession of firearms, broke out of maximum-security Matrosskaya Tishina jail in the early hours of Tuesday.
Topalov, described as ‘mentally abnormal’ by prison staff, used a tablespoon to carve a hole into the ceiling of his cell at the Moscow prison and escaped through the ventilation vent, investigators said today.
Daring escape: Oleg Topalov, due to stand trial for two counts of murder, escaped from the maximum security unit using a spoon and some bedsheets
Topalov is the fourth man in 20 years to escape from the infamous prison, and the first to break out of a detention centre in the Russian capital in 12 years.
Guards at Matrosskaya Tishina discovered that Topalov was missing from the eight-person cell around 5am Tuesday morning.
"It was established that Oleg Topalov used a spoon to scrape away the cement and brickwork from the wall of the ventilation shaft in his cell," an investigator told Interfax.
Matrosskaya Tishina opened in 1918 and although it has a reputation as one of the worst prisons in Russia, it is in desperate need of building maintenance, something which authorities say made it easy for Topalov to dig himself out.
High security: Topalov is the fourth man in 20 years to escape from the infamous Matrosskaya Tishina prison, located in northern Moscow
"Because of the building being run-down, Topalov had no difficulty in widening the vent of the air-shaft, through which he got to the prison’s roof," Russian Federal Penitentiary Service representative Kristina Belousova told RIA Novosti.
The escapee then jumped from the building’s roof into a neighbouring block before lowering himself to the ground using a rope he made from bed sheets.
Moscow police have mobilised an extensive search, offering a ‘large reward’ for information which could lead to the capture of Topalov, from Sochi near the Georgian border.
Topalov was due to appear in court accused of two counts of murder and illegal possession of firearms, and had been held on remand at Matrosskaya Tishina for a year-and-a-half before his escape.
MOSCOW, May 7 (RIA Novosti) – A murder suspect linked to a slain Russian mafia overlord broke out of the Matrosskaya Tishina pretrial detention facility in eastern Moscow on Tuesday.
Oleg Topalov, 33, made a hole in the ceiling and escaped through an air vent, Federal Prison Service representatives told RIA Novosti.
Media reports said he had used a spoon to burrow through the ceiling – a task that would have taken him at least a week – and then walked across the premises, climbing over the outer wall using a rope made of bedsheets.
Topalov was sharing the cell with seven other inmates, but none of them chose to either follow him or raise the alarm, Komsomolskaya Pravda daily said.
City police were on full alert for Topalov, and a check had been opened into prison guards who may have been involved in the jailbreak.
The Sochi native was arrested in 2011 on murder charges. Police sources cited by Lifenews.ru tabloid claimed Topalov was a hitman working for Aslan “Gramps Khasan” Usoyan, a notorious “thief-in-law” – the Russian equivalent of a mafia don – who was killed in January in a shooting blamed on a turf war in the Russian underworld.
Matrosskaya Tishina, which opened in 1945, has hosted a number of prominent inmates, including former Yukos head Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Hermitage Capital lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who spent months here and was transferred to another facility shortly before his prison death in 2009.
Only two successful jailbreaks have previously been reported from Matrosskaya Tishina, both by alleged murderers. One of them was alleged mafia hitman Alexander Solonik in 1995, who was linked by media to the same Kurgan crime group as Topalov.
Police are hunting for Oleg Topalov, who is accused of double murder, following his daring escape from a maximum security prison.
12:58pm UK, Tuesday 07 May 2013
Oleg Topalov remains on the run. Pic: Federal Prison Supervision Service
A man charged with double murder has escaped from a maximum security jail in Moscow - apparently by digging a hole in the ceiling of his cell with a spoon.
Oleg Topalov, 33, became only the fourth man in two decades to escape from the notorious Matrosskaya Tishina prison after pulling himself through the hole onto the roof and climbing over a perimeter fence.
The only object he could have used to dig the hole was a spoon, a law enforcement source told the Interfax news agency.
Investigators have accused prison staff of a "dishonest or careless attitude to their work that was made use of by the prisoner Topalov."
A prison service spokesman told the RIA Novosti news agency Topalov "escaped through a hole in the cell ceiling that he had made and made his way onto the roof.
"From the roof he escaped over the main fence."
Matrosskaya Tishina prison is where lawyer Sergei Magnitsky died in 2009
Topalov was charged with murdering two people and with arms trafficking.
He had been held on remand since October 2011 and his case was sent to court last month, the Investigative Committee said in a statement.
Reports said Topalov shared a cell with around seven other prisoners.
Matrosskaya Tishina prison is located in northeastern Moscow and was opened in 1946.
It has its own hospital where lawyer Sergei Magnitsky died in 2009 after being transferred from Butyrka jail in a case that sparked international outrage.
Matrosskaya Tishina detention complex in Northern Moscow where Oleg Topalov escaped
Articles related to Mr. Oleg Topalov vary as far as having already been convicted and awaiting trial, as well as, some articles put his age at 32, while others list it as 33.
What they do all seem to agree on is that he did escape and is now back in custody.
Here are some of the articles with no special preference given. You Decide!
Information listed below is with the most recent first.
MOSCOW--Russian police on Wednesday
captured a prisoner charged with double murder whose daring escape from a
formidable Moscow prison after apparently using a spoon to prise open
his cell ceiling led to a massive two-day manhunt.
Police captured Oleg Topalov, 33, in Izmailovsky park in northeastern
Moscow, the city prison service said. He was limping after apparently
hurting his leg in the escape, a police spokesman told Channel One
television.
Topalov escaped from his cell in Moscow's Matrosskaya
Tishina jail early Tuesday by making a hole in the ceiling, possibly
using his prison-issue spoon, and then crawling through a ventilation
shaft onto the roof.
From there he managed to scale the prison fence using sheets tied together, officials said.
The police and prison authorities released his photograph and
description in an intensive search that included the use of sniffer
dogs.
A suspected double murderer who
escaped from a Moscow detention center on Tuesday was caught by police
on Wednesday, the Moscow city police authority said.
Oleg
Topalov was detained by two policemen in Izmailovo Park in northwestern
Moscow, a spokesman for the authority said. The officers had a dog with
them.
"The man didn't try to run away as he had a leg
injury," the spokesman said. Topalov broke out of the Matrosskaya
Tishina jail by making a hole in the ceiling of his cell with a spoon.
He
climbed out onto the roof of his block, moved over to the roof of a
neighboring block, came down to the ground by using a rope and blanket,
and ran out through the premises of a nearby psychiatric hospital.
All
regional police units were alerted. Topalov, who is accused of weapons
trafficking as well as two murders, was taken into custody under an
order by a Moscow court on October 17, 2011.
A law enforcement source said he was a hitman in a crime ring in the Rostov region.
Matrosskaya
Tishina personnel are likely to face punishment under proceedings
launched by the Russian Investigative Committee and the city police
authority.
“I do not want [police] to fire a bullet into his head!,” Yekaterina
Topalova told Russia's online Life News tabloid, in a filmed interview.
“He turned himself to police before his arrest. We do not believe he is
guilty and we want to prove this to everyone. We want more time for
this!”
Oleg Topalov, 33, a murder suspect linked to a slain Russian mafia
overlord, broke out of the Matrosskaya Tishina pretrial detention
facility in east Moscow on Tuesday. He made a hole in the ceiling and
escaped through an air vent, the Federal Prison Service said.
"The inmate climbed to the building’s roof through a dormer window
and then using a blanket and a rope reached the territory of the
Gilyarovsky psychiatric hospital and disappeared," a police source said.
Media reports said he had used a spoon to burrow through the ceiling –
a task that would have taken him at least a week – and then walked
across the premises, climbing over the outer wall using a rope made of
bedsheets.
“As the building was rundown, it was no trouble for Topalov to
enlarge the breach of the air shaft through which he got out to the
roof. Using a rope made of bedsheets, he got across the building’s wall,
jumped through a fence and ran away,” a spokesperson for the Federal
Penitentiary Service said.
Topalov was sharing the cell with seven other inmates, but none of
them chose to either follow him or raise the alarm, the Komsomolskaya
Pravda daily said.
City police were on full alert for Topalov, and a check had been
opened into prison guards who may have been involved in the jailbreak.
The Sochi native was arrested in 2011 on murder charges.
Matrosskaya Tishina, which opened in 1945, has hosted a number of
prominent inmates, including former Yukos head Mikhail Khodorkovsky and
Hermitage Capital lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who spent months here and was transferred to another facility shortly before his prison death in 2009.
Only two successful jailbreaks have previously been reported from
Matrosskaya Tishina, both by alleged murderers. One of them was alleged
mafia hitman Alexander Solonik in 1995.
PUBLISHED:
03:52 EST, 8 May 2013
|
UPDATED:
06:26 EST, 8 May 2013
A man due to stand trial for murder has escaped one of Russia’s most notorious prisons using a spoon and his bed sheets.
Oleg
Topalov, 32, accused of two counts of murder and illegal possession of
firearms, broke out of maximum-security Matrosskaya Tishina jail in the
early hours of Tuesday.
Topalov,
described as ‘mentally abnormal’ by prison staff, used a tablespoon to
carve a hole into the ceiling of his cell at the Moscow prison and
escaped through the ventilation vent, investigators said today.
Daring escape: Oleg Topalov, due to stand trial for two counts of
murder, escaped from the maximum security unit using a spoon and some
bedsheets
Topalov is the fourth man in 20 years
to escape from the infamous prison, and the first to break out of a
detention centre in the Russian capital in 12 years.
Guards at Matrosskaya Tishina discovered that Topalov was missing from the eight-person cell around 5am Tuesday morning.
"It was established that Oleg Topalov
used a spoon to scrape away the cement and brickwork from the wall of
the ventilation shaft in his cell," an investigator told Interfax.
Matrosskaya
Tishina opened in 1918 and although it has a reputation as one of the
worst prisons in Russia, it is in desperate need of building
maintenance, something which authorities say made it easy for Topalov to
dig himself out.
High security: Topalov is the fourth man in 20 years to escape from the
infamous Matrosskaya Tishina prison, located in northern Moscow
"Because of the building being
run-down, Topalov had no difficulty in widening the vent of the
air-shaft, through which he got to the prison’s roof," Russian Federal
Penitentiary Service representative Kristina Belousova told RIA Novosti.
The
escapee then jumped from the building’s roof into a neighbouring block
before lowering himself to the ground using a rope he made from bed
sheets.
Moscow police have
mobilised an extensive search, offering a ‘large reward’ for information
which could lead to the capture of Topalov, from Sochi near the
Georgian border.
Topalov was
due to appear in court accused of two counts of murder and illegal
possession of firearms, and had been held on remand at Matrosskaya
Tishina for a year-and-a-half before his escape.
MOSCOW, May 7 (RIA Novosti) – A murder suspect linked to a slain
Russian mafia overlord broke out of the Matrosskaya Tishina pretrial
detention facility in eastern Moscow on Tuesday.
Oleg Topalov, 33, made a hole in the ceiling and escaped through an
air vent, Federal Prison Service representatives told RIA Novosti.
Media reports said he had used a spoon to burrow through the ceiling –
a task that would have taken him at least a week – and then walked
across the premises, climbing over the outer wall using a rope made of
bedsheets.
Topalov was sharing the cell with seven other inmates, but none of
them chose to either follow him or raise the alarm, Komsomolskaya Pravda
daily said.
City police were on full alert for Topalov, and a check had been
opened into prison guards who may have been involved in the jailbreak.
The Sochi native was arrested in 2011 on murder charges. Police
sources cited by Lifenews.ru tabloid claimed Topalov was a hitman
working for Aslan “Gramps Khasan” Usoyan, a notorious “thief-in-law” –
the Russian equivalent of a mafia don – who was killed in January in a shooting blamed on a turf war in the Russian underworld.
Matrosskaya Tishina, which opened in 1945, has hosted a number of
prominent inmates, including former Yukos head Mikhail Khodorkovsky and
Hermitage Capital lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who spent months here and was
transferred to another facility shortly before his prison death in
2009.
Only two successful jailbreaks have previously been reported from
Matrosskaya Tishina, both by alleged murderers. One of them was alleged
mafia hitman Alexander Solonik in 1995, who was linked by media to the
same Kurgan crime group as Topalov.
Police are hunting for Oleg Topalov, who is
accused of double murder, following his daring escape from a maximum
security prison.
12:58pm UK, Tuesday 07 May 2013
Oleg Topalov remains on the run. Pic: Federal Prison Supervision Service
A man charged with double murder has escaped from a
maximum security jail in Moscow - apparently by digging a hole in the
ceiling of his cell with a spoon.
Oleg Topalov, 33, became only the fourth man in two decades to escape
from the notorious Matrosskaya Tishina prison after pulling himself
through the hole onto the roof and climbing over a perimeter fence.
The only object he could have used to dig the hole was a spoon, a law enforcement source told the Interfax news agency.
Investigators have accused prison staff of a "dishonest or careless
attitude to their work that was made use of by the prisoner Topalov."
A prison service spokesman told the RIA Novosti news agency Topalov
"escaped through a hole in the cell ceiling that he had made and made
his way onto the roof.
"From the roof he escaped over the main fence."
Matrosskaya Tishina prison is where lawyer Sergei Magnitsky died in 2009
Topalov was charged with murdering two people and with arms trafficking.
He had been held on remand since October 2011 and his case was sent to
court last month, the Investigative Committee said in a statement.
Reports said Topalov shared a cell with around seven other prisoners.
Matrosskaya Tishina prison is located in northeastern Moscow and was opened in 1946.
It has its own hospital where lawyer Sergei Magnitsky died in 2009
after being transferred from Butyrka jail in a case that sparked
international outrage.
By CARIE CANTERBURY canterburyc@ cañoncitydailyrecord.com
Posted: 04/21/2013 05:57:00 PM MDT
Miranda Baca, 17, was reported missing to the Canon City Police Department on Saturday. She was last seen Friday night. (Courtesy Photo)
A 17-year-old Cañon City girl was reported missing Friday night by family members who filed a runaway/missing person report with authorities.
Miranda Baca is described as 5 foot 2 inches tall, weighs 100 pounds and has brown hair and brown eyes. She has a tattoo that says "Sister" on her front left shoulder, one that says "Family First" with a cross on her back shoulders, and a tribal design on her left foot.
The CCPD said Baca may have gone to Pueblo to meet with a person she had met on the Internet or to be with a boyfriend. Cañon City Police and family members are actively searching for Baca.
Anyone who may have information pertinent to this case is asked to call the CCPD at 276-5600 or contact Crime Stoppers at 719-275-STOP (7867); email Crime Stoppers at tipsubmit.com or text Crime Stoppers at 274637. If texting, start the text with: tips680.
By CARIE CANTERBURY canterburyc@ cañoncitydailyrecord.com
Posted:
04/21/2013 05:57:00 PM MDT
Miranda Baca, 17, was reported missing to the Canon
City Police Department on Saturday. She was last seen Friday night.
(Courtesy Photo)
A 17-year-old Cañon City girl was reported missing
Friday night by family members who filed a runaway/missing person report
with authorities.
Miranda Baca is described as 5 foot 2 inches
tall, weighs 100 pounds and has brown hair and brown eyes. She has a
tattoo that says "Sister" on her front left shoulder, one that says
"Family First" with a cross on her back shoulders, and a tribal design
on her left foot.
The CCPD said Baca may have gone to Pueblo to
meet with a person she had met on the Internet or to be with a
boyfriend. Cañon City Police and family members are actively searching
for Baca.
Anyone who may have information pertinent to this case is
asked to call the CCPD at 276-5600 or contact Crime Stoppers at
719-275-STOP (7867); email Crime Stoppers at tipsubmit.com or text Crime Stoppers at 274637. If texting, start the text with: tips680.
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