WISH Police seeking help in finding missing 15-year-oldYour first look at the night’s local news, breaking developments, weather and sports. INDIANAPOLIS — Journey Mitchell’s grandfather last saw his teen daughter Friday after they prayed together before he went to bed. Indianapolis poli ce asked the public Thursday for help finding her. Charles Mitchell, who lives near the intersection of West 29th and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. streets, said Journey and some of her friends had discussed taking a trip for fall break, but her friends ultimately stayed home. He did not know if she went somewhere on her own, but fears she may have left with a man “who was old enough to drive and old enough to buy liquor.” “I’m just a ball of nerves and trying to figure out what’s going on with my child,” he said Thursday night. “And I want her home. I want her to come home without any hesitations or any fears of her coming home.” She turned 15 on Tuesday. Charles said an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department missing-persons investigator had been working with him to determine if Journey ran away. However, IMPD said in a Thursday night alert: “New information leads detectives to believe she may possibly be in danger. If located, please call 911 immediately.” IMPD says she was last seen Saturday wearing a dark blue sweatshirt and dark blue sweatpants. The alert described her as 4 feet, 4 inches tall and 140 pounds, with brown hair and eyes. Charles said the sweatshirt had sparkles. Charles said his daughter’s school had earlier agreed to distribute flyers about her disappearance, while his church and the Crown Hill Neighborhood Association helped spread the word. The flyer, as shown on social media, says Journey as 5 feet, 5 inches tall and 175 pounds. This story was updated to correct that Charles is Journey’s grandfather. Journey Mitchell (Provided Photo/Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department) (Image Provided by Family) ...read more read less