“Missing 17-Year-Old Girl Kayla Durler Last Seen in Pittsburgh: Help Needed to Locate the Teenager with Down Syndrome”

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A 17-year-old girl named Kayla Durler has been reported missing since Friday, January 5th. Durler, who has Down syndrome, was last seen after a bus dropped her off at school, even though the school was closed that day. Stowe Township police are seeking the public’s help in locating her.

The incident occurred in Stowe, where Durler was last seen around 10 am on Friday near a bus stop. The school authorities had informed the bus company in advance that the school would be closed on that day. However, Durler was still dropped off at the closed school.

The school district is currently investigating why Durler was dropped off at the closed school. They are working with law enforcement officials to determine the cause of the miscommunication.

Possible sighting on Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus

Law enforcement officials suspect that Kayla Durler boarded a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus after being dropped off at the closed school. She was reportedly seen at around 10:15 am on Stanwix Street in downtown Pittsburgh.

The school district confirmed that Durler was dropped off at the closed school at approximately 7 am. Authorities believe that she boarded a bus from the school and headed to downtown Pittsburgh.

The Stowe-Rox School District released a statement expressing their concern for Durler’s safety. They stated that they take the safety and security of their students very seriously and are working closely with law enforcement agencies to locate her.

The Allegheny County Police posted an update on Facebook, sharing an image of Durler getting off a bus in downtown Pittsburgh. The last known location where she was seen was Market Square.

Durler is described as being 4 feet 11 inches tall. In the image circulated, she is seen wearing a black beanie cap, a purple backpack, a green coat, pink shoes, and maroon pants.

The investigation into Durler’s disappearance is ongoing, and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.

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