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2 adults and a 4-year-old girl are missing, and Indianapolis police are looking for them
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Indianapolis, Indiana – A 4-year-old daughter is missing, and the police in Indianapolis need your assistance.
According to Indianapolis Metro police, Gemma Hadler was last seen on Wednesday, October 19, together with her mother Brandi Lee Hadler, 36, and Austin Reynolds, 37.
According to IMPD, Hadler is a 4-year-old, 3’5″, 35-pound girl with brown eyes and hair. Investigators think she needs medical attention.
She is thought to be traveling in the Mazda 4-door vehicle depicted to the right with Indiana license plate NKI807.
According to IMPD, both adults are known to often visit Indianapolis’ south side.
Anyone who knows where they are is urged to dial 911 right away.
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