Teen girls gone missing
Posted Mar 22, 2012 09:16:21 AM.
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RCMP are searching for two teen girls who have been missing for over 12 hours.
Makira Armstrong, 13, from the Lower Sackville area, and Angelisa Hawkins-Evans, 14, from the Enfield area, left Bridgeway Academy in Dartmouth at approximately noon on Wednesday.
“We just really want to know that they’re safe and sound and if we can make any kind of contact with them or if they can call home to their parents to let them know that they’re okay,” Cst. Tammy Lobb told News 95.7.
Angelisa’s grandmother, Debbie Evens, said her parents and her aunt have been looking for the pair all night.
“They’ve borrowed my husband’s car and one’s gone one way and the other’s gone the other way, looking,” said Evens.
The girls were last seen with two teenage boys at the Metro Transit bus terminal on Wyse Road around 2 p.m. All four teens may have boarded a bus toward the Westphal area.
Makira Armstrong is white, standing 5 feet 4 inches, weighing 105 pounds, with shoulder-length light brown hair. She was wearing white Aero hooded sweater and Roxy sneakers.
Angelisa Hawkins-Evans is white, standing 5 feet 2 inches, weighing 110 pounds. She has a piercing above her left eye, black hair with a blue streak in the front, and was wearing black tights with blue jean shorts with white DC sneakers. She was also carrying a furry fluorescent backpack.
The boys are described only as black, between 14 and 15 years old.
