Volunteers wanted to help search for missing Hope Mills teen Saturday
Investigators are looking for volunteers to participate in a search for a missing Hope Mills teen on Saturday.
Posted — UpdatedVolunteers are asked to meet in the South View High parking lot at 8 a.m. Saturday. Those who want to participate should e-mail organizers at finddanielle@townofhopemills.com.
Hope Mills police have received tips hourly in the search for missing South View High School student Danielle Locklear, Capt. David Servie said Wednesday.
Danielle, 15, is bi-racial and has black hair and green eyes. She stands 5 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 150 to 160 pounds, and she has been missing for more than a week.
The teenager left her grandparents’ home on Trencholm Lane in Hope Mills' Fox Meadow/Brook Ridge subdivisions on March 11 to visit a friend.
She never arrived. Her grandfather contacted police the next day.
After more than a week, few clues have surfaced. Investigators have searched an area by a creek that runs near the neighborhood, a local hangout for teenagers.
Police are conscious that because of Danielle's age, she may have a wider circle of contacts than her parents realize.
"We have to talk to people who know her so that we can learn about her so that we can find Danielle," Servie said.
"The most important thing is information," Servie said.
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