German police have launched a public appeal for information about a 17 year old girl who has been missing for several weeks in the state of Thuringia.
The Landespolizeiinspektion Saalfeld said Sunday that Alina Arnoldt left her family home on Pößnecker Straße in Saalfeld one afternoon in mid September and then disappeared in an unknown direction. Her whereabouts have remained unknown since then.
Police said previous efforts to locate the teenager have been unsuccessful, prompting investigators to take the search public.
Authorities said it is possible that Alina may be staying with an acquaintance, although investigators stressed that they currently have no concrete information confirming this possibility.
According to the official police description, Alina is approximately 160 centimeters tall, has a slim build and long blonde hair with purple tips.
At the time she disappeared, she was believed to be wearing a light colored top, a black vest and white sneakers. Police said she may also have been carrying a backpack.
The case has attracted significant attention in Germany after police issued the public appeal on October 5. Searches for the German term “Öffentlichkeitsfahndung,” meaning a public police search or appeal, surged on Google as the case spread through German media.
Police are asking anyone with information about Alina's whereabouts to contact a police station. The Saalfeld police service can also be reached directly at 03671 56 12 10.
As of the latest official police announcement, Alina remains listed as missing.Ky është lajm që ia vlen ta publikojmë shpejt, sepse screenshot-i yt tregon mbi 10K searches dhe trendi është ende aktiv. Nëse policia më vonë njofton se është gjetur, artikulli duhet përditësuar menjëherë dhe fotografia e saj nuk duhet të vazhdojë të përdoret nëse autoritetet tërheqin kërkimin.
