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Community assistance needed in locating another missing teen.

January 19, 2021

Community assistance needed in locating another missing teen.
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PHILIPSBURG:—The Sint Maarten Police Force is once again asking for the assistance of the community to locate a missing minor.

Angreille Pamilly Wigley, 14 years old, has been reported missing by her parents on Tuesday, January 19th, 2020. She was last seen on Monday morning January 18th when she left her home from Anguilla drive. She left home at approximately 06.30 A.M. on her way to school and has not been seen since then.

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She was last seen wearing the Orange and blue uniform of Sint Maarten Vocational school.

If you know, or think you may know, the whereabouts of the missing teen please do not hesitate to contact the Sint Maarten Police Force at 542-2222 ext. 203/204/205, by calling the 911 emergency number or by sending the police Facebook page a private message.

Persons can also contact the parents of the missing teen: R. Richardson (stepfather) at 554-4526 or Grieselda (mother) at 586-2486.

Angreille if you are reading this, please contact the police or your mom/dad and let her know that you are safe.

 

 

KPSM Press Release.

Source: https://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/36589-community-assistance-needed-in-locating-another-missing-teen.html

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