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Suffolk police have issued a renewed appeal for Teanndra Shank, the 25-year-old Leiston woman who has been missing since Saturday. A potential sighting has been reported between Snape and Aldeburgh.
The big picture: Teanndra Shank, who has links to Ipswich, remains missing after her appointment at Ipswich Hospital on Saturday afternoon. Police are expanding their search and requesting public assistance.
Key details:
Teanndra was last seen at Ipswich Hospital around 2:20pm on Saturday
A possible sighting occurred on the A1094 between Snape and Aldeburgh at about 3pm the same day
Police are asking residents and drivers in specific areas to check their cameras for footage
Why it matters: The expanded search and potential sighting could be crucial in locating Teanndra. Checking and sharing video footage may provide vital clues to her whereabouts.
What you can do:
If you live near Ipswich Hospital: Check CCTV or doorbell cameras from 2pm onwards on Saturday
If you were driving near the hospital or on the A1094 between Snape and Aldeburgh on Saturday afternoon: Review any dashcam footage
Report any potential sightings or information to the police
How to help:
Contact the duty sergeant at Halesworth Police Station on 101
Use the Suffolk Constabulary Live Chat service on their website
The bottom line: Police are intensifying efforts to find Teanndra Shank, with a focus on gathering video evidence from specific areas. Any information could be crucial in ensuring her safe return, no matter how small.
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