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Kingston police ask public to help locate missing 14-year-old last seen near Wright Crescent

Kingston Police are seeking help to find a 14-year-old named Klaira who was last seen Aug. 8 around 1 p.m. in the Wright Crescent area. Officers say she frequents the Kingscourt neighbourhood and was wearing a black hoodie and green sweatpants.

Kingston police ask public to help locate missing 14-year-old last seen near Wright Crescent
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Kingston Police are appealing to residents for assistance in locating a missing 14-year-old identified only as Klaira, who was last observed in the city on Aug. 8.

Last known movements and description

Police say Klaira was seen in the area of Wright Crescent at about 1 p.m. on Aug. 8. She is known to frequent the Kingscourt area. At the time she was last seen, she had dark green hair and was wearing a black hoodie and green sweatpants.

  • Name provided: Klaira (no surname released)
  • Age: 14
  • Last seen: Aug. 8, around 1 p.m., Wright Crescent
  • Clothing and appearance: black hoodie, green sweatpants, dark green hair
  • Areas frequented: Kingscourt neighbourhood
"The Kingston Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 14-year-old, named Klaira."

Police appeal and how to report information

Investigators are asking anyone who has seen Klaira or who may have information about her whereabouts to contact Kingston Police immediately at 613-549-4660 ext. 0. Police did not release a family name or additional identifying details, a step commonly taken in cases involving minors.

Members of the public who live in or travel through Wright Crescent and the Kingscourt area should check personal security cameras, dashcams and smartphones for any footage from the afternoon of Aug. 8 that may show the youth or provide leads to her direction of travel. Even small details — a description of a vehicle, the direction someone walked, or a brief interaction — can be important to investigators.

Local context and community impact

Missing-person incidents involving young teenagers tend to mobilize neighbourhood networks quickly. In Kingston, where residential streets and apartment pockets mix with commercial corridors, knowledge of local routines and sightlines can make a real difference. Wright Crescent is a residential strip where neighbours often recognise each other’s daily patterns. The Kingscourt area includes multi-unit housing and commercial pockets where a young person might spend time or encounter acquaintances.

Police appeals like this one also prompt community supports — from volunteer search parties to social-media sharing — though authorities caution that organized searches should be coordinated through police to avoid compromising evidence or safety. Parents and guardians in nearby streets frequently review safety plans and keep children’s contacts current at times like this.

What to do if you see Klaira

If you see a teenager matching the description, do not approach if you think it could put you at risk. Instead, note the location, direction of travel, clothing and any accompanying persons or vehicles and contact Kingston Police at the number above. If you believe the youth is in immediate danger, call 9-1-1.

Detail Information
Name Klaira
Age 14
Last seen Aug. 8, ~1 p.m., Wright Crescent
Appearance Dark green hair; black hoodie; green sweatpants
Contact Kingston Police: 613-549-4660 ext. 0

Kingston Police provided the information in a public notice carried by local media. As the investigation develops, officers may release more details to help the community assist in locating Klaira. For now, they ask residents to remain vigilant and to forward any relevant information through the official police line.

Ryan Kowalski
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