Teenage girl missing after travelling to London
Police in Lambeth are appealing to trace a missing 15-year-old girl.
Esther Karomo travelled to Kings Cross railway station from Lincolnshire on Monday, 26 February, arriving in London just after midnight. She had spoken to her mother the previous evening but has not been seen since, and officers are concerned for her welfare.
It is believed that Esther travelled on a bus from Brixton at around 13.15hrs on Tuesday, 27 February, heading towards Queens Park railway station in Brent.
Esther is a black female, around 5ft 3in tall and of slim build.
She had brown braided hair with gold clips, and was wearing a dark hooded jacket possibly with a fur-lined hood, with dark-coloured leggings and trainers.
Anyone with information about where Esther is asked to call police on 101 quoting 18MIS008341.
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