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~ The Spokane Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating a missing 17-year-old, Kaleenah Caruthers. She was last seen at 10:00 pm in the area of 3300 E. 44th Avenue.
Kaleenah has a severe cognitive disability, making her particularly vulnerable to physical harm if not under proper adult care and supervision. She is 5'8", 250 lbs., with long brown hair (mid back in length). She was last seen wearing grey shorts, a purple t-shirt, and flip flop style footwear. She had a rolling suitcase with her, which was grey in color. It is possible she has changed clothing since then.
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If anyone has information regarding Kaleenah's whereabouts, they are asked to call Crime Check at 509-456-2233. If anyone sees Kaleenah, they should call 911 and keep her in sight until first responders arrive. The incident number is 2023-20103535 and related photos are available.
Kaleenah has a severe cognitive disability, making her particularly vulnerable to physical harm if not under proper adult care and supervision. She is 5'8", 250 lbs., with long brown hair (mid back in length). She was last seen wearing grey shorts, a purple t-shirt, and flip flop style footwear. She had a rolling suitcase with her, which was grey in color. It is possible she has changed clothing since then.
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If anyone has information regarding Kaleenah's whereabouts, they are asked to call Crime Check at 509-456-2233. If anyone sees Kaleenah, they should call 911 and keep her in sight until first responders arrive. The incident number is 2023-20103535 and related photos are available.
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