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Teanndra Shank: Police renew appeal for missing Leiston woman with possible sighting near Aldeburgh

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

Teanndra Shank
Teanndra is described as white, 5ft 6in tall, with shoulder-length brown hair(Suffolk 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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