A teenage girl who was found injured and disorientated in Leyland can not remember what happened, prompting police to launch an appeal for witnesses.
The girl, aged 13, was found by a dog walker in a “very disorientated state” near the Tesco store in Canberra Road at around 7.30pm on Thursday . The teenager also had “significant bruising to her legs,” police said. The girl later told officers that she could not remember much prior to this and had no idea how or why she had ended up injured or so disorientated. It is thought she had been walking in the Canberra Road and King Street areas before she was found.
Officers would now like to speak to him to get more information. Police would also like to speak to anybody who saw the girl between around 5.30pm and 7.30pm so they can help piece together what happened. She is described as white, of slim build, around 5ft tall, with long brown hair which was tied in a ponytail. She was wearing pale blue shorts, a black Nike top and black, grey and pink trainers. “She knows that around 5.
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