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Have you seen Ayla?

16/12/2021

Police are appealing for help finding missing teen, Ayla.

The 13-year-old was last seen at a home in Treestone Walk, Westmeadows on Wednesday, December 15 about 1pm.

Police said they are concerned for Ayla’s welfare due to her age and her disappearance being out of character.

Ayla is described as about 140 centimetres tall, with long brown hair with highlights and has brown eyes.

Police said it is believed Ayla may have attended a residence in Kensington and may be headed to Collingwood.

Police have released an image of Ayla in the hope someone recognises her and provides information on her whereabouts.

Anyone with information is urged to call Broadmeadows Police Station on 9302 8222.

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