Fresh appeal for Sydney woman with baby to contact police
Police have made a renewed appeal for a mother and her baby son who were last seen in Sydney's Inner West to contact them, amid "concerns for their welfare".
Huriana Taylor, 33, and Terrence, four months, were last seen at Balmain on September 16.
NSW Police are appealing for Huriana, who may now be in St Marys, in the city's west, to get in touch.
Police are looking for Huriana Taylor and her baby son amid "concerns for their welfare". Supplied
Taylor is of Pacific Islander/Maori appearance, thin, about 165-170cm tall, with dark hair and brown eyes.
She is known to frequent Balmain, Guildford and Bankstown.
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Her baby, Terrence, has brown hair and brown eyes. Supplied
Her baby has brown hair and brown eyes.
Anyone with information should contact Bankstown Police Station on 01 9783 2150, Leichhardt Police Station on 02 9552 8099 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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