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Police search for missing Delahey teenager

20/06/2016

By Staff Reporter

Sunshine police are appealing for public assistance to help locate a Delahey teenager who has been missing for almost two weeks.

Olivia Samuel, 15, was last seen in Delahey about 7am on June 8.

Police spokeswoman Natalie Webster said police have concerns for her welfare because of her young age.

Olivial is described as being 165-centimetres tall with a slim-to-medium build, with dark hair, brown eyes and dark, frizzy hair.

“It’s not known what she was last seen wearing but possibly may be in a high school uniform,” Ms Webster said.

Anyone who sees the teenager is urged to call Sunshine Police Station on 9313 3333.

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