Detroit authorities are urgently seeking the public's assistance in locating 15-year-old Jade Campbell, who vanished over the weekend. Last seen at her residence on Woodstock Drive on March 30, Jade's absence has triggered a citywide search. According to ClickOnDetroit, she left her home without permission and did not return, stirring concerns among law enforcement and family members.
Police describe Jade as a young girl standing 5 feet 6 inches tall, with a short black Afro and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing an unique combination of clothing - a black coat paired with a gray sweatshirt, blue shorts over pink pants, and white gym shoes. The urgency of her case is heightened by her mother’s statement to the authorities—communicating that Jade suffers from mental illness.
Compounding the distress, Jade's disappearance comes amid an increasing awareness and concern regarding the safety of young individuals in the city. The Detroit Police Department's 12th Precinct, through both official statements and social media outreach, has made a concerted effort to spread the word of her missing status. The precinct's appeal for aid can be found on their official Facebook page, urging anyone with information to come forward.
The Detroit Police Department’s Missing Persons Facebook page echoes this sentiment, with a straightforward plea: "Please help us find missing Jade Campbell. If you have any information, please call Detroit's 12th Precinct at (313) 596-1240 or 911." These channels of communication reinforce the immediacy of the search and the need for community vigilance.
Those who might hold any knowledge about Jade's whereabouts, no matter how seemingly insignificant, are encouraged to reach out to the Detroit Police Department's 12th Precinct or to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak Up. The collaborative effort between law enforcement, local media, and the Detroit community underlines an all-hands-on-deck approach as the search for Jade intensifies.
