Two missing 15-year-old girls last seen at Amundsen High School

Izebella Deleon and Sujeily Zepeda, both 15, were last seen Friday morning at the school, police said.

Izebella Deleon (left) and Sujeily Zepeda.

Izebella Deleon (left) and Sujeily Zepeda.

Chicago police

Two teenage girls have been reported missing from the Ravenswood neighborhood on the North Side.

Izebella Deleon and Sujeily Zepeda, both 15, were last seen Friday morning at Amundsen High School, 5110 N. Damen Ave., Chicago police said.

Deleon is 5-foot-4 and also goes by Bella and Ezi. Zepeda is 5-foot-2 and was wearing a gray jacket, pink pants and white shoes.

Police said the girls were at “high risk” but didn’t share more information.

In an email to parents, Amundsen Principal Anna Pavichevich said there was no indication that the girls’ disappearance has any direct connection to the school or other students.

Anyone with information can call Area Five detectives at (312) 746-6554.

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