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Police are searching for Felicity Chafer-Smith.

POLICE believe a missing teen could be in the Dandenong area.
Felicity Chafer-Smith, 19, is wanted in relation to traffic offences, burglary and failing to appear at court and a number of warrants have been issued for her arrest.
Felicity is Caucasian in appearance, thin and 165 centimetres tall with brown eyes and long black hair.
Investigators believe she might be frequenting the Frankston and Dandenong areas.
They’ve released an image in the hope someone can provide information on her current whereabouts.
Call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au with any information.

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