Call police if you see missing teenager from town near Cambs border

Cait Findlay

22 June 2024 at 8:51 am·1-min read

Emily Proctor has gone missing from Bury St Edmunds — -Credit: (Image: Suffolk Police)

A teenager has been reported missing from a town just over the Cambridgeshire border. Police said they are concerned for Emily Proctor after she went missing.

The 19-year-old was last seen at her home in Gloucester Road, Bury St Edmunds at around 9pm on Friday (June 21).

A Suffolk Police spokesperson said: "Emily is described as white, 155cm tall and blonde hair. Emily was last seen wearing a red England shirt, grey LA gear trousers and blue and white ‘Stich’ trainers

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"Officers are concerned for her welfare and are asking anyone who has seen Emily or who has information on their whereabouts to contact Suffolk Police on 101 or via our live chat facilities."

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