Police launch appeal to find schoolgirl missing for two days

Police have launched a desperate appeal to find a schoolgirl who has been missing from Falkirk for two days.
Alex Craig was last seen shortly before 2pm on Wednesday 28th August. Picture: Police ScotlandAlex Craig was last seen shortly before 2pm on Wednesday 28th August. Picture: Police Scotland
Alex Craig was last seen shortly before 2pm on Wednesday 28th August. Picture: Police Scotland

Alex Craig was last seen shortly before 2pm on Wednesday 28th August in the Callendar Park area.

The 15-year-old has not been seen, or been in contact with, anyone since this time and concern is growing for her welfare.

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Alex was wearing her school uniform which consisted of black trousers/leggings, a white shirt and a black jacket. She may have since changed her clothing.

Alex Craig was last seen shortly before 2pm on Wednesday 28th August. Picture: Police ScotlandAlex Craig was last seen shortly before 2pm on Wednesday 28th August. Picture: Police Scotland
Alex Craig was last seen shortly before 2pm on Wednesday 28th August. Picture: Police Scotland

Alex has links across Falkirk and to the Redding and Hallglen areas. She may also have looked to travel to either Edinburgh or Glasgow.

She is described as white, around 5ft 2ins tall with long black hair.

Inspector Stephen McLaughlin from Falkirk Police Station said: “Along with her family, we are becoming increasingly concerned for Alex’s welfare and are eager to locate her as soon as possible.

“As part of our inquiries, we’re keen to hear from anyone who may have seen, or spoken to Alex, since Wednesday afternoon. She may be using public transport around the Falkirk area, however was last seen on foot and is known to frequent the Callendar Park area.

“I would also ask that members of the public travelling across the central belt are vigilant and report any sightings of Alex to officers as soon as possible.

“I’d also appeal to Alex directly in that if she sees our appeal, please contact police, or someone she trusts, so that we can ensure she is safe.”

Those with information should contact Police Scotland on 101 and quote incident number 1899 of 28th August.