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Chicago police looking for missing 11-year-old girl

Chicago police is seeking the public’s help in finding missing 11-year-old Laila Weaver who was last seen on Saturday.

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5 years ago

January 10, 2022

UVM Staff

11-year-old Laila Weaver

Update: Laila Weaver has been located, according to reports.

Chicago police is seeking the public’s help in finding missing 11-year-old Laila Weaver who was last seen on Saturday.

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Laila Weaver is missing

Laila was last seen on West Flournoy Street in the Tri-Taylor neighborhood.

Description

She was wearing a blue hooded jacket over an Army fatigue jacket, red shirt and jeans. She was carrying a purple furry backpack.

Laila is 5’8″ tall and weights 170 pounds.

Weaver might be in need of medical attention. If you see her, please contact Chicago Police at (312) 746-8251.

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