Police searching for 17-year-old girl missing from Lewisham
Police are searching for a 17-year-old missing from Lewisham.
Lewisham MPS announced that 17-year-old Dajana is missing.
Dajana is described as five feet five, slim, with a nose piercing.
Anybody who sees here is urged to call 101 or 99 and quote 01/7440518/25.
#MISSING | 17 year old Dajana is missing from #Lewisham. Described as 5FT 5, Slim build, nose piercing. If you see her, please call 101 or 999 quoting 01/7440518/25 #missingperson pic.twitter.com/X4Kj0mzLAT
— Lewisham MPS (@MPSLewisham) May 21, 2025
In their statement on X, Lewisham MPS posted: '#MISSING | 17 year old Dajana is missing from #Lewisham.
'Described as 5FT 5, Slim build, nose piercing.
'If you see her, please call 101 or 999 quoting 01/7440518/25 #missingperson.'
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