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New York State Missing Persons Clearing/Erie County Sheriff's Office
New York State Missing Persons Clearing/Erie County Sheriff's Office
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Tatierr Gunn was reported missing by the Town of Poughkeepsie Police Department on Tuesday, Feb. 13.

"Tatierr is a missing child." She was last seen wearing a pink jacket, black crop top, black and white tie-dye sweatpants and tan boots," the New York State Missing Persons Clearing states in her missing child notice.

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Police describe the 13-year-old from Poughkpeeise as a 5'2" 129-pound black girl with black hair and brown eyes.

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Officials believe she may have traveled to Erie County with her mother.

"Tatierr may have traveled to Buffalo with her mother, Shyasia Knighton," the New York State Missing Persons Clearing adds in her missing child notice.

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Officials didn't state the child's relationship with her mother. Anyone with information can call the New York State Missing Persons Clearing at 1-800-346-3543.

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