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Spokane: Missing Juvenile Girl
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Sgt. Terry Preuninger, PIO

The Spokane Police Department needs your help in locating a missing Juvenile girl who is possibly in need of her medication. She was last seen early Thursday morning and has not be seen or heard from since.  Bailey Cederblom is pictured below along with more details on her disappearance.

Case 2021-20022871

Bailey A. Cederblom, 07/03/2007, Age 13

Bailey left home between hours of 2:00 and 5:00 am on 02/11/21; her mother last saw her at approx. 0200 hrs. Bailey previously told friends that she would be meeting up with an unknown subject at an unknown park, or Longfellow Elementary School, near her home in Northeast Spokane. Bailey had a medical procedure done on 02/10/21 and is in need of her medication.

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Bailey is 5'8, 125 lbs, long brown hair and may be wearing a white beanie and gray sweatshirt.

If you know of Bailey's whereabouts or have seen her in the 12 hours please call the Spokane Police Department / Crime check at 509.456.2233.

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