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The disappearance of a girl in Rush County has been the focus of a Silver Alert this week. Rush County law enforcement is asking for the public’s help to find Valerie Tindall.
Tindall was last seen about noon on June 7. A Silver Alert was issued on June 10 and it remains active.
Tindall is described as being 5’6” tall and 162 pounds. She is a white female, 17 years of age. When she left her residence she was wearing a light blue shirt, jean shorts and sandals.
She was last known to be operating a green 2000 Honda Accord with license plate – ZYK833.
Tindall is not wearing glasses in the picture with this story and the Silver Alert. However, Rush County advises she was believed to be wearing glasses at the time of her disappearance.
Anyone with any information about Tindall is asked to call the Rush County Sheriff’s Office at 765-932-2931 or their local law enforcement agency.
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