Police are desperately looking for missing 13-year-old from Lichtenberg

Police are desperately looking for missing 13-year-old from Lichtenberg

The Berlin police ask the population for support in the search for 13-year-old Amelia Draschenk, who has been missing since July 17, 2025. Amelia disappeared from the parents' apartment on Frankfurter Allee in Berlin-Lichtenberg at around 3 p.m. on Thursday afternoon. Since then, her parents have had no contact with her, and all attempts to reach Amelia have been unsuccessful. The police do not rule out that the girl could be in a helpless location, which underlines the urgency of the search. According to BILD, Amelia is not a repeat offender and has never been missing before.

What do we know about Amelia? It is about 170 to 175 centimeters tall, has a slim stature and long brown hair, which she often wears hard. At the time of her disappearance, she was clad with a white sweater, gray jogging pants and black and white adidas guests. The police asks in this context: Who has seen Amelia since her disappearance? Who can provide relevant information about your whereabouts? This information is crucial to find Amelia as quickly as possible, as the Tagesspiegel.

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The investigation in missing persons, especially for minors, is usually responsible for the local police station. Because, according to the [Federal Criminal Police Office] (https://www.bka.de/de/unserehufe/ermittlungs- Unterstuetung/verzarbungvermisstaellenfaelle/verkabung-vermisstenfaelle.html), missing minors are generally considered in danger. Therefore, these cases are taken particularly seriously and extensive search measures are initiated if necessary.

Everyone who has information is asked to contact the missing person's voice office of the State Criminal Police Office at Keithstrasse 30 in Tiergarten. The contact is possible on (030) 4664-912444 as well as by email to lka124-weiten@polizei.berlin.de. In addition to these options, information can also be sent to any other police station or via the Berlin police station. With immediate need for action, the emergency call should be selected under 110.

The discovery of missing people is a topic that concerns us all. The responsibility of passing on information could be the key to bring Amelia back into her family's arms. Together we do not let the hope sink!