Authorities are currently in pursuit of a 12-year-old child reported missing from Hamburg-Lohbrügge.
In the heart of Hamburg, a concern has arisen as a 12-year-old girl named Dusica XXX has gone missing. The incident occurred on the evening of August 28, 2025, between 22:30 and 00:00, in the area of Hamburg-Lohbrügge, An der Twiete.
Dusica left her parental home without prior arrangement yesterday evening, and since then, she has been of unknown whereabouts. The police are now seeking information about her whereabouts and have launched a public search, releasing a photo of Dusica to aid in the investigation.
The State Criminal Police Office (State Criminal Police Department) is responsible for the search, and the State Criminal Police Office of Bergedorf region (LKA 171) is conducting additional measures to locate Dusica. The public is asked to contact the police tip-off telephone under the number 040/4286-56789 or visit a police station with any information that could help in finding Dusica.
Anyone who sees Dusica on the street can call the police emergency number 110. For press inquiries, please contact Nadia Papist at the phone number 040/4286-56216, email [email protected], or visit the police department's website www.polizei.hamburg.
The previous search and review measures have not led to the discovery of Dusica, and the police department's press contact is not providing a description of the person being sought at this time.
The information about Dusica's disappearance was originally transmitted by the police department via news aktuell. The public's help is crucial in this matter, and any information, no matter how small, could lead to Dusica's safe return. Let's come together to help find Dusica and bring peace to her family.
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