12-year-old girl reported missing in cumberland, police seek public’s help

12-year-old girl reported missing in Cumberland, police seek public’s help

CUMBERLAND, Md. — The Cumberland Police Department is searching for 12-year-old Randi Snowden, who was reported missing on Wednesday evening.

Snowden, described as a white female, 4 feet 11 inches tall and weighing approximately 82 pounds, was last seen in the area of Fayette Street. She has shoulder-length dark brown hair and green eyes.

At the time of her disappearance, Snowden was wearing blue jeans and a white sweater with a Playboy logo. Authorities believe she may still be within the city limits of Cumberland.

Police are asking anyone with information on Snowden’s whereabouts to contact the department at 301-777-1600.

The search for the missing girl continues as local authorities work to gather leads.

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