14 year old girl was missing in lake

Police continue to search for today's 14-year-old girl was  missing when the ship he was with two other adolescents upside  down Saturday night in Lake Macquarie. Acting Inspector Stuart  Mann, Newcastle, said last night that police had serious concerns about the girl because of the conditions and duration
of this period in water. Quality inspector Mann said that when it rained three statements, up to 25 knots wind. " personally I puzzled why you go in such an environment, especially if you
want to go for a hike. They are quite troubling conditions "

he said that she realized that she was not wearing a life jacket. Police were forced to suspend search 16 hours 15 yesterday due to bad weather and poor visibility. Teens lots of Fennel Bay about 4 am on Saturday with plans to camp at a nearby island, before the boat capsizing. After some time they decided that 17 years from Northern Lake Macquarie would swim to shore. However, the other adolescents also decided to try cruising. Youths 17 near the coast to the sea at Green point reserve up to 30 and 7 am to audible warning devices for
neighbours, before taking to a hospital in Belmont.

vision equipment and three ships of maritime rescue of NSW. They were able to rescue to 16 years in the waters near the brands point around 20: 00 and then find a stranded ship off the coast of Green Point reserve beach. The child was attended by NSW ambulance paramedics and taken to hospital, John Hunter.

The police recorded until 2: 00 am yesterday before calling the search until the first light. Grieving relatives gathered at the beach of Green Point reserve and expected news.
Neighbors who came to help the teen said he found the child in the street asking for help to shouts. "he said to the other boat to see and not fail to help", said. Anyone with information are urged to catch up in contact with the Lake Macquarie police through Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.