Warren police are asking the public for help finding a 16-year-old girl who has been missing for weeks. Amiyah Jade Younan was last accounted for on September 20, and investigators say they still need the community's help tracking her down.
According to ClickOnDetroit, Warren police put out a renewed request for public assistance in locating Younan, describing her as 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighing 90 pounds. The outlet reports she has brown eyes and brown hair with purple highlights, details police are circulating to help the public identify her.
Family Offering Reward for Information
Younan's family is offering a $250 reward for information that helps bring her home, the station's report notes. Anyone with information or tips is asked to contact the Warren Police Department, which can be reached at 586-574-4700.
No further details about where Younan was last seen or the circumstances surrounding her disappearance have been released, per the same account. The case remains active as police continue appealing to the public for leads.
Not the First Missing-Teen Case in Warren This Year
Warren has seen at least one other missing-child case resolve safely in recent months. An endangered missing 13-year-old boy from Warren was found safe in late May, according to a separate ClickOnDetroit report on that incident. That case does not provide any additional information about Younan's disappearance, but it shows the Warren Police Department has turned to public appeals before when a young resident went missing.
For now, authorities are relying on the public's eyes and ears to help locate Younan. Anyone who may have seen her or who has information about her whereabouts is urged to call Warren police directly.
