Police Look For Missing Teenage Girls

Monday, 20 September 2010 01:00

Police are concerned for the whereabouts of two missing teenage girls.

14 year old Natasha Fuller was last seen on Saturday afternoon in the Tromode area.

15 year old Lucy Gilman went missing from Sulby on Saturday afternoon. Police believe she may now be in the Douglas area.

Officers are growing increasingly concerned about their whereabouts due to their vulnerability, age and the fact they have been missing for over 32 hours.

If anybody sees the girls they are asked to contact the police immediately.

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