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Laval police seek 14-year-old girl missing since July 9

Laval police seek 14-year-old girl missing since July 9

Yahoo2 days ago
Police in Laval, Que., are looking for a teen who was last seen on July 9.
Elisa Matondo Jose, 14, left her home that day and has not been seen since. Her loved ones fear for her safety.
She gets around on foot and using public transport. She could be in Montreal. She speaks French, stands five foot seven inches tall and weighs about 130 pounds.
She has black hair and a nose ring in her right nostril.
She was last seen wearing a black mesh jacket, a black tank top and white shorts.
Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to call 450-662-INFO (4636).
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