Missing teenage girl classified as endangered juvenile
The desperate search continues for a teenage girl from Greenburgh who hasn't been seen or heard from since Friday. Police say Christine Kang, 16, left her parents' home on Robin Hill Road in the Edgemont
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Jan 6, 2015, 8:26 AM
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Updated 3,572 days ago
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The desperate search continues for a teenage girl from Greenburgh who hasn't been seen or heard from since Friday.
Police say Christine Kang, 16, left her parents' home on Robin Hill Road in the Edgemont section of Greenburgh. She was last seen getting on a Metro-North train in Scarsdale.
They say the 11th-grader at Edgemont High School took off after an argument with her parents. They also say that she's run away before under similar circumstances.
Police have set up a command center in the community.
Authorities say Kang was wearing a flannel top and white flannel pajama pants with pink and mint green snowflakes. She was also wearing Ugg boots and had no coat.
Kang is described as 5 feet 6 inches and 120 pounds, and she has long black hair.
She is now being classified as an endangered juvenile.
Police are asking anyone with information to call 914-989-1700.
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