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Cambridge police are asking residents to help locate 14-year-old Imirror Hardman, who was reported missing after last being seen Sunday morning.

The Cambridge Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing child from the community. Authorities said Imirror Hardman, 14, was last seen at approximately 10 a.m. Sunday in Cambridge.

Police released the information Tuesday and urged anyone with information about her whereabouts to come forward. No additional details about where she was last seen or what she may have been wearing were included in the announcement.

Police seeking information

In a public notice, the Cambridge Police Department asked residents to remain alert and report any sightings of the teen. Investigators are working to determine her whereabouts and are asking the community to assist in the search.

“The Cambridge Police Department is seeking your help in locating a missing child from our community,” the department said in its statement.

Authorities added that “Imirror Hardman (14) was last seen on June 22nd at approximately 10:00am.”

Public urged to contact police

Anyone who has seen Hardman or knows where she may be is asked to contact the Cambridge Police Department immediately. Police have not released further information about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.

“If anyone knows her whereabouts or has seen her, please contact the Cambridge Police Department immediately at 410-228-3333,” the department said.

Key Points

• Cambridge police are searching for 14-year-old Imirror Hardman.
• She was last seen Sunday at approximately 10 a.m. in Cambridge, Maryland.
• Anyone with information is asked to call the Cambridge Police Department at 410-228-3333.

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