Police seek info on missing girl

Friday, 06 May 2011 12:59

Police seek info on missing girl

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Lee Roanoke Rapids Police Department

Roanoke Rapids police are looking for a girl reported missing Tuesday.

Captain Andy Jackson said Kaneshia Yvonne "NeNe" Lee,16, was last seen getting into a dark colored SUV at the Blue Flame on Roanoke Avenue, around 1:15 p.m.

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Detective Jeff Baggett said two men were in the SUV.

Lee was last seen wearing a gold shirt, khaki pants, a necklace and ring and black flex shoes.

The girl's mother, Jackson said, told police she received a call from an unknown person at Northwest Halifax High School saying the girl was leaving with a man in an SUV.

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Investigation led detectives to discovering video footage from the Blue Flame of the two men the girl is believed to be with.

While Jackson said the girl apparently left on her own, she is a juvenile. "It is imperative we get in touch with her and get her back with her parents."

Police have received information the girl may have been going to South Carolina.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call Baggett at 252-326-3941 or Crimestoppers at 252-583-4444.

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+2 #1 kristie 2011-05-06 13:24

Praying she's found safe soon. I know her mom has got to be worried sick.

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