The Alameda County Sheriff's Office has issued an urgent alert for a missing teenager, Jasi Slaughter, last seen Wednesday, February 21, in Oakland, CA. The 16-year-old was spotted around noon on the 4500 block of Bond St. With concerns mounting over Jasi's whereabouts and safety, the authorities are calling on the public to come forward with any potentially helpful information.
Jasi, described as approximately 6 feet tall, weighing around 175 pounds, and with brown eyes and dread-style brown hair, was last seen wearing distinct clothing—a black beanie adorned with white letters, a black hooded sweatshirt featuring a red cookies logo, black jeans, and white shoes. The Sheriff's Office did not specify whether Jasi had any possessions like a cell phone or money at the time of disappearance.
According to the Alameda County Sheriff's Office, Jasi is no stranger to the local public transportation system and has connections through family and friends in both Oakland and Hayward. This familiarity could suggest that Jasi may be traveling between these areas or relying on transit networks to remain in familiar territories.
RUNAWAY MISSING JUVENILE
— Alameda County Sheriff (@ACSOSheriffs) February 28, 2024
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The authorities have expressed a sense of urgency in locating Jasi, saying, "We are all concerned about Jasi's safety and are asking for your help to bring him home." Those with any information that might assist in the search for Jasi are urged to contact the Alameda County Sheriff's Office at (510) 667-7721 or reach out to their local law enforcement agency. The case has clearly touched the community, with residents and officials alike hoping for a swift resolution that brings Jasi back to his family and friends.
