The Lynn Police Department has issued an alert for a missing 15-year-old, Kandhri Baker, who was last seen on December 20, 2024. The call for public assistance in locating her was made public through a social media post by the department, urging anyone with information on her whereabouts to come forward and make a report. Kandhri has been missing for over a month now, and concerns are increasingly urgent with each passing day.
In the effort to broadly disseminate her description, officials have not hesitated to ask that any sighting be reported immediately by calling 911 or contacting the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE- LOST. They emphasize the need to quickly bring her safely back home. The police have also provided a direct line, 1-781-595-2000, for those who might have information that could assist in the search for Kandhri. According to the Lynn Police Department, Kandhri's details have also been duly filed with the National Crime Information Center, under the case number M248218448.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has included Kandhri's case in their database, case number NCMEC: 2039430. The public can find additional information and stay updated on her case by visiting the Lynn Police Department's Facebook page, which offers a conduit for the community to share leads and support the efforts to locate the missing teen. The Facebook post includes a picture of Kandhri, which concerned citizens can share to help in the search: Link to the Lynn Police Department’s Facebook post.
Local authorities are continuing to actively investigate the circumstances surrounding Kandhri's disappearance. They urge anyone who might come across her to not delay in reporting the sighting, as every second can be pivotal in bringing her back to safety. Collaborative efforts between the police, the community, and the NCMEC aim to maintain public awareness and assist in the search for Kandhri. As the situation unfolds, additional updates and breakthroughs are anticipated to be communicated promptly through the department's social media platforms and official channels.
