Stamford police seek to locate 2 girls reported missing in unrelated cases
Stamford police are seeking the public's help to locate two girls who have gone missing in separate cases.
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Dec 29, 2021, 9:14 PM
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UPDATE: Police say 15-year-old Anna Quiroa has been found. Jenifer Y. Urquia, 11, is still missing. Below is the original story.
Stamford police are seeking the public's help to locate two girls who have gone missing in separate cases.
They say 11-year-old Jenifer Y. Urquia was last seen at a Ludlow Street apartment Tuesday by her babysitter. Police say Urquia told the babysitter she was going to a corner store but never returned home.
She was last seen getting into a small, white vehicle being driven by a white man. Police say she was last seen wearing a gray shirt and blue jacket.
Police are also looking for 15-year-old Anna Quiroa, who was reported missing last Friday. She was last seen at the Dunkin' on Elm Street wearing a black sweater, pants and white Nike shoes.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Stamford Police Department at 203-977-4444.
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