Missing teen last seen in RM of Reynolds early Monday morning: RCMP
Mounties at the Whitemouth detachment received reports of the missing teen at around 2 a.m. Monday after she was last seen at around 12:45 a.m. in a residence on the RM, which is about 90 kilometres east of Winnipeg.
Miley Bouchie, 16, could be in the Ste. Rita part of the rural municipality, and officers believe she is on foot, police said in a news release Monday afternoon.
RCMP and Bouchie's family are concerned for her wellbeing.
Bouchie is five feet, two inches tall with a slim build, brown eyes, long brown hair and wears braces on her top teeth.
Police said they don't know what she was wearing before going missing.
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