A SCHOOLGIRL has been missing for three days.
Concerned cops have launched an urgent appeal to find the 13-year-old from Reigate, Surrey.
The teenager, named only as Chloe by Surrey Police, was last seen at her family home in Reigate at around 6pm on Friday evening, December 27.
Chloe is described as white with long brown hair. She is around 5ft 3ins and of average build, according to the force.
She wears plastic glasses and is believed to be wearing a grey zip-up jumper with black writing on the front, flared jeans with darker blue on the bottom and trainers.
Surrey Police says it believes Chloe may have travelled to Brighton.
A police spokesperson said: “We are very concerned about Chloe for whom this is out of character and we would like to find her as soon as possible.
“If you have seen her, or have any information that might help us, please contact us via direct message quoting PR/45240149099.”
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