Vulnerable UK woman missing in France for a week | UK | News
A UK woman disappeared in Paris without being able to contact her family for more than a week after traveling abroad for a festival. Lucy Stemp was reported missing by her loved ones. The woman, from Tonbridge, Kent, was described by her family as “very vulnerable”.
He went to France for a festival in Brest, but his last known location is thought to be Paris. Lucy is believed to have gone missing on May 30. Loved ones are pleading with locals and strangers to report any information they have to the police or to them.
His last known location was the Bercy neighborhood in the French capital. Lucy’s stepfather Sean said: “Lucy is my stepdaughter and she is very vulnerable, she has been missing for over a week.”
It is believed that Lucy will not have the authority to decide how to return home. The British embassy and Interpol are reportedly working together on a cross-border operation to track him down.
Paul Arnott, who helped find the missing Brit, said: “Lucy Stemp, from Tonbridge, Kent, has been missing in France for nearly a week and her family are becoming increasingly concerned for her welfare. “Lucy had traveled to France for a music festival in the city of Brest and is later believed to be in Paris.
“No one has heard from her over the past week. Lucy is considered vulnerable and efforts to find her are ongoing. The British Embassy, police authorities and Interpol are involved in the search.
“If you know Lucy, have spoken to her, seen her or have any information that could help determine her whereabouts, please come forward as soon as possible.”
