Kalea Ava Melton, A Missing Kid from Holly Springs, is in Danger.

By Meena Last updated May 6, 2024 Share with new partner:

Police in a Wake County municipality announced on Saturday night that they needed assistance in locating a young girl who was missing and in danger.

According to a notification from the Town of Holly Springs, Kalea Ava Melton disappeared from Holly Springs on Saturday.

Kalea Ava Melton Missing:

Authorities are looking for Kalea Ava Melton, age 18, according to the Holly Springs Police Department. Authorities said on Sunday that they are looking for a teenage girl who went missing and is in danger.

Authorities are looking for Kalea Ava Melton, age 18, according to the Holly Springs Police Department. According to the authorities, Melton is five feet tall, 77 pounds, and has brown hair and eyes. Melton was last seen with a Star Wars bag, multicolored Vans sneakers, and an anime sweater in white and pink.

She also had a Vans shopping bag with a cushion inside, according to the police. Anybody with information regarding Melton’s location is asked to call Detective Dieckmann at 919-567-4737, according to the police.

Kalea Ava Melton Missing Missing Teenager from Holly Springs

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