Fears for missing girl, 16, who ‘may need important medication’ as cops release CCTV of last sighting
COPS are desperately searching for a missing 16-year-old girl and have released CCTV of her last sighting.
Courtney Clarke was last seen yesterday morning and there are concerns for her welfare after she disappeared from Tunbridge Wells.
Kent Police described her as 5 feet 1 inch tall, with a slim build and shoulder-length blonde hair.
Courtney may need important medication and it is believed she is using the train network, said the force.
CCTV footage of the teenager has now been released by cops in a bid to help find her.
She was last seen wearing lilac shorts, a black coat and silver trainers.
Courtney was pictured at the train station clutching a white bag with pink straps.
Cops believe she may have boarded a train to Tonbridge or London.
They urged anyone with information on her whereabouts to come forward immediately.
Kent Police said to call 999, quoting reference 04-0473.
A Kent Police spokesperson said: “Officers are seeking help to locate a teenage girl missing from Tunbridge Wells.
Courtney Clarke was last seen during the morning of Wednesday 4 September and there are concerns for her welfare.
“Courtney is 16 and around 5 feet 1 inch tall. She is of slim build and has shoulder-length blonde hair.
“She was last seen wearing lilac shorts, a black coat and silver trainers.
“Courtney may need important medication and it is believed she is using the train network. She may have boarded a train to Tonbridge or London.”