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Police appeal for help to find two missing Ipswich teenagers

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Suffolk Police are seeking public assistance to locate two teenage girls who have gone missing from their homes in Ipswich.

Two girls, aged 13 and 15, were last seen at their respective homes on Monday 2 September. Police are concerned for their welfare and have issued descriptions to help the public identify them.

Katie Baird

Katie Baird
Katie Baird, 13, was last seen on Monday afternoonSuffolk Police
  • Katie Baird, 13, was last seen on Monday afternoon

  • White shoulder-length hair

  • White British and described as having a slim build

  • Last seen wearing a sleeveless black vest and dark green "combat" trousers

Ellie Roger

Ellie Roger
Ellie Roger, 15, has been missing since Monday morningSuffolk Police
  • Ellie Roger, 15, has been missing since Monday morning

  • Long dark brown hair

  • Has a nose ring

  • White British and described as having a slim build

  • Believed to be wearing an all-black tracksuit

What's next: Police are urging anyone with information about either girl's whereabouts to come forward.

How to help: If you have seen Katie Baird or Ellie Roger, or have any information, contact Suffolk Police on 101.

  • Quote CAD 358 of 2 September 2024 for Katie Baird

  • Quote CAD 354 of 2 September 2024 for Ellie Roger

The bottom line: Swift public response can be critical in missing person cases, especially involving minors.

Police to hold community surgery at Rosehill Library

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Police officers will meet residents at Rosehill Library on Tuesday to discuss local concerns and provide advice.

Why it matters: The surgery gives residents of Holywells and Gainsborough direct access to local officers to discuss issues affecting their neighbourhoods.

Rosehill Library in Ipswich
Rosehill Library in IpswichSuffolk Libraries

Details:

  • When: Tuesday, 7 January, 10:00-12:00

  • Where: Rosehill Library, Tomline Road, Ipswich

  • Who can attend: Open to all residents in Holywells and Gainsborough wards

What they're saying: Police are encouraging residents to come along if they:

  • Need general police-related advice

  • Want to raise concerns about their area

  • Need to report anti-social behaviour

The bottom line: The drop-in surgery offers a chance for residents to speak directly with local officers in an informal setting about issues affecting their community.

Police Surgery at Rosehill Library

Meet your local police officers at this informal drop-in session. Residents of Holywells and Gainsborough can discuss concerns, get police advice or report anti-social behaviour.

  • Other
  • 7 January
  • 10:00-12:00
Rosehill Library in Ipswich
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