The Chicago Police Department has issued an alert for 16-year-old Yesenia Aguilar, who has been reported missing and is considered an endangered person. According to the official police bulletin, Aguilar was last seen on Saturday, around 10:10 p.m. at the Lamassu Youth Center, located at 6301 N Pulaski Rd.
Aguilar is described as a White Hispanic female with brown eyes and long black hair, details provided in hopes that someone from the public can offer information about her whereabouts. The youth, a resident of the 4700 block of North Central Park Ave, has not been seen or heard from since attending the event at the youth center, and concerns for her safety grow as each hour passes without a sign of her.
Individuals who may have insights or knowledge regarding Yesenia Aguilar's current location are urged to immediately contact the Area Five, Violent Crimes/Special Victims Unit Detectives at 312-746-6554. The Chicago Police's special appeal for public assistance underscores the critical nature of the situation and the urgency with which they are treating Aguilar's disappearance.
Community members are often vital resources in the search for missing persons; the participation of various witnesses can lead to important breakthroughs in locating those who have vanished; therefore, everyone in the vicinity of the last known location on that fateful night should rack their memories and report any sightings or interactions however mundane they might seem. The police emphasize that any piece of information could prove pivotal in ensuring the safe return of the endangered missing person to her family and loved ones.
