Worcester police are trying to find, from left, Savannah Carpenter and Allison Latino (WPD Facebook page)
Worcester police are asking for the public’s help in finding 2 missing teenage girls.
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At 2:51 Monday afternoon, police asked for help finding 15-year-old Savannah Carpenter. According to a post on social media, Savannah is missing from the Clement Street area, which is off of Main South.
Then at 4:16 Monday afternoon, police asked for help location 16-year-old Allison Latino. Latino, who stand 5 foot 2 inches, is missing from the area of Trowbridge Circuit, which is near Hadwen Park.
Allison has a medium build, brown hair, and brown eyes.
If you know the location of either of these girls, please call 911.
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