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Alert issued for missing Indigenous teen in Bellingham

Bellingham, WALocal News

Abriana Powell, a 15-year-old Indigenous teen from Bellingham, WA, has been reported missing since June 23, prompting a missing person alert from the Washington State Patrol. She was last spotted on Jefferson St. in the Columbia neighborhood, dressed in a white T-shirt and jeans. Abriana is described as 5’2″ with brown hair and brown eyes. Authorities are actively seeking information regarding her whereabouts and urge anyone with details to call 911.

This alert underscores the pressing issue of missing Indigenous persons, which has garnered national attention. Community involvement is crucial in such cases to ensure the safety of vulnerable youth. The Washington State Patrol continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. Local residents are reminded to stay alert and report any sightings or information.

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