Police launch hunt for schoolgirl, 14, who has gone missing from Leeds

Police launch hunt for schoolgirl, 14, who has gone missing from her home in Leeds

  • Anna Stoian is 14-years-old and was reported missing at 7pm yesterday evening
  • She had been brought back to Leeds from London after going missing recently 
  • Yorkshire Police are appealing for information and are concerned for her safety 

A nationwide hunt has been launched to find a missing teen who has gone missing, as police say they are concerned for her safety.

Anna Stoian, 14, was reported missing yesterday at 7pm.

It came after she had been brought back to Leeds from London where she had been found after going missing from Blackburn recently.

The youngster is from a Romanian family and is described as 5ft 4inches tall with black shoulder-length hair in a ponytail.

Anna Stoian, 14, was reported missing yesterday at 7pm after being found in London having recently gone missing 

She was last seen wearing a black coat, lilac knee-length hoody, black leggings and black trainers with white soles.

West Yorkshire Police say she has connections to the Eltham and Thamesmead areas of south-east London and to Southend-on-Sea, Essex, and Blackburn, Lancashire, as well as Leeds.

Detective Inspector Carl Morrison, of Leeds District Safeguarding Unit, said: ‘There are concerns for Anna’s welfare and we urgently need to find her and check she is okay.

‘We would like to hear from anyone who has seen her or who has any information that could assist in locating her.’

Writing on Twitter to appeal for information, West Yorkshire Police said: ‘Concerns for missing 14 yr old female from Leeds, Anna Stoian.

‘Described as 5ft4 white female with black shoulder-length hair, middle parting in a ponytail, wearing a lilac knee-length hoody, black coat on top, black leggings and black trainers with white sole on.’

They added in a later post: ‘She has links to Eltham and Thamesmead, south-east London, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, Blackburn, Lancashire, and Leeds.’

Anyone with information that could lead to finding Anna should call 101, quoting log number 1535 of February 4.

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