Corner Brook RNC are searching for a teen reported missing from the town. Police are concerned for the safety ...
Police are concerned for the safety and well-being of thirteen-year-old Amber Courtney who is believed to still be in the Corner Brook area.
She is described as five feet two inches and 121 pounds with dark brown eyes, mid-length red-brown hair, and of a pale complexion. She was last seen wearing black pants with red dragon designs on the front of the legs, a black hoodie and red and black high-top Nike sneakers. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Amber Courtney is asked to contact Corner Brook RNC or Crime Stoppers.
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