A reported last-seen location is near the corner of Crenshaw Boulevard and Vernon Avenue in Los Angeles.
The CHP - Alerts account posted an Endangered Missing Advisory and tagged the Los Angeles Police Department.
. The advisory stretches well beyond city limits, covering Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, and Riverside counties, a reach that underscores how quickly investigators want the public watching for Haywood across Southern California.
The suspect is identified as Ruben Fregoso, 40. A white 2019 Land Rover bearing California license plate 9DAW715 has been located.
What the Advisory Does and Doesn't Say
The bulletin is direct about one thing above all: if anyone sees Haywood, they should call 9-1-1 right away. Beyond the physical description, her last known location, and the detail about the recovered SUV, the public alert does not offer additional information about how the search is progressing or what leads investigators are following.
California's missing-persons alert system includes several distinct categories beyond the widely known Amber Alert. As Hoodline has reported, the state also recognizes Blue, Silver, Feather, and Ebony alerts, along with Endangered Missing Advisories issued under the Ashanti Act, each tailored to different circumstances surrounding a disappearance.
A Recent Case With a Different Outcome
Not every alert in the region has ended in uncertainty. The outlet's earlier coverage noted that a prior Amber Alert issued for 14-year-old Nevaeh Holden in Inglewood was canceled after she was found safe, a reminder that these advisories can and do resolve quickly once a missing person is located.
For now, no such resolution has been announced in Haywood's case. Anyone with information on her whereabouts is urged to contact 9-1-1.
