KASSANDRA GRACE KOLLAR - 15 yo - Lake Elsinore (E of Santa Ana) CA

Authorities are searching for a 15-year-old Lake Elsinore teen who
apparently ran away from home, but could be in danger because she did
not take needed medication with her before leaving, said Sgt. Patrick
Chavez in a news release.
Police were first told about Kassandra Grace Kollar Thursday when her
family reported that she had left the home.


On Friday, officers were told had not yet returned home and sent text
messages to her mother indicating she was now in Las Vegas and was not
coming home for fear of being sent to juvenile hall, Chavez said. Kollar
takes medication for an undisclosed illness and did not take her
medication with her before leaving her residence, Chavez said. At this
time, Kollar is a voluntary missing person and investigators are
following up on several leads to determine her whereabouts.
The investigation is continuing and the Lake Elsinore Police
Department is asking the public for information regarding this case to
contact Investigator Callahan at 951-245-3300 or Riverside Sheriff’s
Dispatch at 800- 950-2444.

Police Ask for Help in Locating Endangered Runaway

Kassandra Kollar, 16, ran away March 11 from Oak Grove Institute in Murrieta
Murrieta police are asking for the public's help in locating a runaway juvenile who may be at risk.
Kassandra Kollar, 16, left the Oak Grove Institute in Murrieta at
about 9 p.m. on March 11 and as of April 2 still had not been located.
Police said Kassandra has run away in the past and may be working as prostitute in the Hawthorne area.
She has brown hair and green eyes, is 6 feet tall and weighs 265 pounds.
Anyone with information on her whereabouts can contact the Murrieta
Police Department at 951-696-3615 and reference case number MR11-001389.






http://murrieta.patch.com/articles/police-ask-for-help-in-locating-endangered-runaway#c

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Oak Grove Institute

Oak Grove is a nonprofit 24-hour residential and educational treatment
center. The institute houses 76 children and an additional 80 to 90
students attend the day program. Oak Grove works with children and
adolescents whose needs and problems include behavioral, psychological
and family dysfunction.