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Girl, 15, reported missing from Jefferson Park

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Jocelyn Kamber | Chicago Police

Police are searching for a 15-year-old girl who was reported missing Sunday morning from the Jefferson Park neighborhood on the Northwest Side.

Jocelyn Kamber was last seen about 11:15 a.m. in the 6200 block of West Montrose, according to an alert from Chicago Police.

Kamber is described as a 4-foot-10, 90-pound white girl with blonde hair, green eyes and a medium complexion, police said.

Anyone with information about Kamber’s whereabouts should call Area North SVU at (312) 744-8266.

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