The community of St. Johns County is grappling with the unsettling disappearance of Angel Cline, last seen over three months ago on February 19. According to the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office, Cline's absence continues to be a source of deep concern for her safety and welfare. She was spotted wearing a distinctive ensemble of a green and white hooded sweatshirt, blue plaid pajama pants, and black and white skater style shoes, and was carrying a black drawstring backpack.
In their continued efforts to locate Cline, authorities are reaching out to the public for any tip that may help to safely bring her back. The Sheriff's Office stressed the gravity of the situation, inviting those with information to get in touch directly or to optionally report anonymously to Crime Stoppers of North East Florida. They announced this via a post overnight, evidently to immediately appeal to anyone who might have seen something or known something that could aid in their investigation. Community members and concerned citizens are encouraged to take an active role by sharing any relevant details they have.
Contacting the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office directly can be done by calling (904) 824-8304, or by emailing [email protected]. For those wishing to remain unnamed, the dispatch is that there may be a cash reward available for information provided to Crime Stoppers of North East Florida, which can be reached at 888-277-TIPS (8477).
The disappearance of Angel Cline is a pressing reminder of the vulnerabilities that our communities face daily. While clues seem to be scarce and the search continues, hope is firmly held onto by the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, family, friends, and residents who stand ready to support efforts to safely return Angel Cline to her home.
