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Spokane Police Seek Community Assistance in Locating Missing 12-year-old
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~ Spokane Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in locating a missing 12-year-old girl, according to Officer Daniel Strassenberg, the department's Public Information Officer. The girl, identified as Savannah, was last seen at her residence on 2100 West Bridge Avenue yesterday (1/30/25) at approximately 4 p.m.

Savannah is described as being 4"09' tall and weighing around 100 pounds. She has brown hair and eyes and was last seen wearing a Yasuhara Middle School sweatshirt, which is pictured below. She may also be wearing light blue denim-style pants with large baggy pockets and carrying a black backpack.

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Anyone with information on Savannah's whereabouts is urged to contact 911 or Crime Check at 509.456.2233. Please reference case number 2025-20020585 when providing information.

Attached to this press release are images of Savannah and the Yasuhara Middle School sweatshirt she was last seen wearing. The Spokane Police Department appreciates any help from the community in locating this missing child.

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