Multiple U.S. Police Seek Public Help Locating Missing Teens, Adults

Law enforcement agencies across multiple U.S. regions are actively seeking public assistance to locate missing individuals, highlighting the urgency and critical nature of these cases. In Montgomery County, Maryland, police are searching for 14-year-old Erika Kamila Mancia-Martinez, who was last seen leaving her home; authorities have offered a reward for information leading to her whereabouts. Similarly, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is looking for 14-year-old Jaxton Donnelly from Santa Clarita, who left his home early one morning driving a vehicle and is considered critically missing amid concerns raised by his family. In Louisiana, a Silver Alert has been issued for 68-year-old Sharon Smith, who suffers from a medical condition that may impair her judgment and was last seen at a hospital in Monroe. Meanwhile, a previously missing 32-year-old woman, Teresa Williams from Santa Clarita, has been safely located after being reported missing over the weekend. These incidents underscore the reliance on community vigilance and prompt reporting to aid in the safe recovery of vulnerable missing individuals.