Harrow teenager Emilija Marta Baranova missing
Kent Police are appealing for information regarding the whereabouts of a 13-year-old girl last seen on Wednesday, October 7.
Incident → evidence → outcomeKent Police have issued an urgent appeal for information regarding the whereabouts of Emilija Marta Baranova, a 13-year-old girl with connections to Harrow. Officers are concerned for her welfare.
Last Seen Details
Emilija was last observed on Wednesday, October 7, in Grosvenor Place, Margate, Kent. She is described as being white, of slim build, approximately 5ft 4in in height, with long brown hair and brown eyes. At the time she was last seen, she may have been wearing black shorts, black shoes with white socks, and a grey zip-up hooded top.
Police Appeal
A spokesperson for Kent Police stated that Emilija is known to have links to Harrow. The force is urging anyone who has seen Emilija or knows of her current location to come forward immediately. Critical information should be reported by dialling 999. For information that could assist in finding her, the public can call 101 or use the live chat function on the Kent Police website. The relevant incident number to quote is 07-0061.
Questions this report answers
01Who is missing?
Emilija Marta Baranova, a 13-year-old girl with links to Harrow, has been reported missing. Police are concerned for her welfare.
02When and where was she last seen?
Emilija was last seen in Margate, Kent, on Wednesday, October 7. She was in Grosvenor Place at the time.
03What should I do if I have seen her?
If you have critical information about Emilija's whereabouts, you should dial 999 immediately. For other information, you can call 101 or use the Kent Police live chat function, quoting incident 07-0061.
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