Oregon Girl, 17, Missing After Leaving Home Without ‘Phone, Money, Coat, or Medications’

The authorities are looking for Breauna Vaughn, who was last seen in the Estacada and Eagle Creek area

Authorities are asking the public for help in locating a missing Oregon teenager after she left home without “a phone, money, coat, or medications.”

According to the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, Breauna Vaughn, 17, was last seen Thursday in the Estacada and Eagle Creek area.

Vaughn is described as standing 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighing 115 lbs. She has brown eyes and blonde hair, per authorities.

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“She may be wearing a black hat, white hooded sweatshirt, black vest, and dark jeans,” the sheriff’s office said Monday.

"Breauna left home without a phone, money, coat, or medications," the sheriff's office added.

The authorities said that those with information about the missing teen’s whereabouts should contact its non-emergency phone number at 503-655-8211 or 911.

PEOPLE reached out to the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Tuesday.

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The news about Vaughn’s disappearance comes just weeks after Oregon’s Portland Police Bureau announced that a teen who was earlier reported missing had been located.

According to authorities, Emily Brallier, 16, was last seen leaving Franklin High School on Jan. 2 but hadn’t returned home in the area of Southeast Woodstock Boulevard and Southeast 65th Avenue.

Family and police were concerned since Brallier was off her medication, said the Portland Police Bureau.

However, per a Jan. 5 update, the Portland Police Bureau’s Missing Persons Unit was notified that Brallier was found the night before in the city of Hillsboro. “Thanks to all who helped look for her,” authorities said.

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