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Police appeal to find missing Shropshire Teenager

By Shropshire Live20 February 2015
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Police are anxious to find a 15-year-old Shropshire girl that went missing during a day trip to Birmingham Sea Life Centre.

Police appeal to find missing Shropshire Teenager

Bonnie Rose Clarke, is also sometimes known as Keisha and is from the Bishops Castle area of Shropshire, she was last seen in Birmingham at around 3.20pm on Sunday 15 February 2015.

She had been visiting the Sea Life Centre in Brindley Place, when she disappeared nearly a week ago. It is believed she may have travelled to North Wales.

Bonnie is described as white, around 5”10, with brown hair often worn in a ponytail. She was last seen wearing a dark brown leather ‘bomber’ jacket with fur around the hood, pale blue skinny jeans and white Adidas trainers.

CCTV image of Bonnie Rose Clark at New Street Station in Birmingham
CCTV image of Bonnie Rose Clark at New Street Station in Birmingham

Detective Inspector Mark Jones said:

“We are growing increasingly concerned for Bonnie considering the length of time she has been missing and the fact she disappeared from an unfamiliar city.

"We are carrying out extensive enquires to locate Bonnie and would urge people to continue to share the appeal”

Police are urging anyone who may have seen a girl matching Bonnie’s description, or may have any idea of her whereabouts to contact police on 101.

Alternatively contact the missing persons charity on 116 000.

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