Police: Missing Stamford teen may have been victim of criminal activity

Caterine Munoz-Rojas, who was last seen leaving her home with a male driving a black motorcycle, was last spotted on Dec. 26.

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Jan 18, 2025, 2:09 PM

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The Stamford Police Department says a missing 13-year-old girl from Stamford may have been a victim of criminality.

Caterine Munoz-Rojas, who was last seen leaving her home with a male driving a black motorcycle, was last spotted on Dec. 26.

Munoz-Rojas is known to Stamford's west side and Leone Park. She allegedly has connections to West Haven.

Anyone with information on Munoz-Rojas' whereabouts is asked to call 911 or the Stamford Police Department's Special Investigation Juvenile Offenses office at 203-977-4639.

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