Missing deaf teenager, 16, was last seen headed towards Cardiff, police reveal, as they release CCTV image of her at a train station and say they are ‘increasingly concerned for her wellbeing’
- Tammy, 16, left her home in Congresbury on the morning of Saturday June 2
- Police have released a photo of her in a train station the day she went missing
- She boarded a train from Yatton Station going to Cardiff around 11:30am
- Police said it was out of character for her to not be in touch with her family
A deaf teenager missing from her home near Bristol was last seen heading towards Cardiff, police have revealed.
Avon and Somerset Police renewed their appeal for information about 16-year-old Tammy and said they are increasingly concerned for her wellbeing, as she doesn’t have the medication she takes regularly.
Tammy left her home in Congresbury, near Weston-Super-Mare, on the morning of Saturday June 2 and hasn’t been seen since.
Police appealed directly to Tammy to get in touch and released a CCTV image of the missing teenager as they stepped up efforts to find her.
She is shown waiting at Yatton Station at around 11.30am.
Tammy, 16, has been missing from her home in the village of Congresbury, Somerset since Saturday July 2
Police released this image from CCTV footage to help find Tammy. She is standing in Yatton Station on the morning of June 2 before she boarded a train to Cardiff
The 16-year-old got on the 11.38am train heading to Cardiff via Bristol Temple Meads and Gloucester.
She is pictured in the CCTV wearing a floral-embroidered maroon cardigan, dark blue roll-up jeans, and black Dr Martens boots with pink laces, but is believed to have changed into a black top or jacket.
She is described as white, with brown hair and brown eyes. She’s deaf and she lip-reads.
Detective Inspector Tristan Hawkes said: ‘It’s out of character for Tammy to be away from home and not in touch with her family.
‘We are increasingly concerned for Tammy’s wellbeing as she is not believed to have access to the medication she regular takes, which could impact on her health and require her to need treatment. Tammy, if you see this appeal, please get in touch to let us know you are safe,’ he added.
Anyone who sees Tammy is asked to call 101 and give reference number 5222157845. Or if you know where she may be, call 101 and use the same reference.
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