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Teen girl missing for weeks from Bronzeville

By Sun-Times Wire

A 17-year-old girl has been missing for two weeks from Bronzeville on the South Side.

Dazmyn Lowery was last seen May 5 in the 4200 block of South King Drive, Chicago police said.

Lowery is described as a 5-foot-2, 117-pound girl with brown eyes, braided black hair and a medium brown complexion, police said. She was last seen wearing a blue hoodie with “love” written on it in white letters, blue sweatpants and white Jordan shoes.

She is known to frequently visit the the 300 block of East 75th Street and the 7500 block of South Lafayette Avenue, police said.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Area Central Special Victims Unit at 312-747-8380.

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