The Detroit Police Department is actively seeking public assistance in the search for Larionna Cooper, a 14-year-old girl reported missing since Thursday, ClickOnDetroit reported. Cooper was last seen departing from her home on the 200 block of Trowbridge Street without permission and has not returned, raising concerns for her well-being.
Authorities described the missing teenager as being 5′3″, weighing around 150 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes; her last known attire was a green coat, teamed with black leggings and distinctive black boots adorned with flowers, according to the police report, the disappearance has been deeply troubling not least because her mother has indicated that Larionna suffers from depression, a condition that often requires support and community awareness.
The police urge anyone who might have seen Larionna or knows of her current whereabouts to reach out and provide any relevant information. The Detroit Police Department’s 3rd Precinct can be contacted directly at 313-596-1340, which is the main line for tips regarding her disappearance, or the anonymous Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-Speak Up is also available for those who may wish to offer information without revealing their identity.
Further amplifying the call for assistance, the department disseminated an appeal over social media, where the post on the Detroit Police Department’s Missing Facebook page echoed the plea for insights that could aid in the teen's recovery they implored the community's help in ensuring Larionna's safe return and underscored the importance of vigilance and intervention in situations where a young individual, especially one facing mental health challenges, goes missing.
