Marietta teen missing since Monday

Marietta Police are asking for help with finding a 13-year-old girl who has been missing since Monday.

Jennifer De-Anda was last seen wearing a Marietta Middle School shirt, gray pants and black boots. She is 5 feet, 1 inch tall with a medium build and has a tongue piercing.

Her mother suspects she is involved in gangs and is possibly being exploited, police said.

Anyone with information on De-Anda and her whereabouts are asked to call Detective Mark Erion with the Marietta Police Department at 770-794-5363. Anonymous calls can be made at the tip line at 770-794-6990.

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