LATEST POLICE UPDATE: MISSING MUM ALIMAT AND HER THREE CHILDREN MAY BE 117 MILES FROM BIRMINGHAM—URGENT SEARCH TAKES A DRAMATIC NEW TURN
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Police are looking to find Alimat and her three children
West Midlands Police have issued an update in their search for a missing mum and her three children.
Alimat, 31, from Wolverhampton, was last seen on Saturday with her children in the Digbeth area of central Birmingham. As per shots taken from CCTV footage, the 31-year-old was spotted on security cameras walking with her three children and at least two suitcases.
She was also pushing along a pram which, as well carrying her smallest child, appeared to be rammed full of clothes and coats.
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London Euston railway station(Image: Getty)
As per the Birmingham Live, the Wolverhampton mum and her kids have not been seen since. West Midlands Police took to social media, posting: “Have you seen Alimat?”. “The 31-year-old from Wolverhampton is missing along with her three children.”, Click here to sign up for breaking updates about the biggest stories in the region. “They have been missing since 8 August and were last seen in the area of Digbeth in Birmingham. “If you see Alimat please call 999 quoting RID 1160387.”
In an update yesterday West Midlands Poice believed they could have travelled 117 miles away from New Street station to London Euston.
A spokesperson said: “We are continuing to ask for your help to locate Alimat who is missing from #Wolverhampton. The 31-year-old, and her three children, were last seen in the city on Saturday before being spotted in #Birmingham city centre the following day.
“It is understood she may have travelled from New Street station to London Euston. If you can help, please call 999 quoting PID 461858.”
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SOURCE: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/mum-missing-from-birmingham-update-37541024
