The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation revealed that an Endangered Child Alert has been issued on behalf of the Murfreesboro Police Department for 16-year-old Kaiya Jackson, who is missing . She was last seen on Friday, October 23.
If you have seen Kaiya or have information regarding her whereabouts, call the Murfreesboro Police Department at 615-893-1311 or TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND,” the post added.
“She is 5’8″ tall, 180 lbs., with black hair and brown eyes.
“Sending prayers for this young ladies safety and return to home !!
Prayers to her family,” wrote a user, while another said, “Prayers for her safe return”.
The following criteria has to be met to initiate the Endangered Missing Child Alert: When law enforcement confirms the child is missing, “such as lost, non-witnessed/non-confirmed abduction or the child’s whereabouts are unknown, according to the Ohio AMBER Alert’s website. An Endangered Child Alert, often referred to as an Endangered Missing Child Alert, is a public notification issued by law enforcement when a missing child’s case does not meet the strict emergency criteria for an AMBER Alert . However, in this case too, the child is , but the child is still believed to be in danger of serious bodily harm or death .
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation shared photos of Jackson on Facebook, stating that she was “wearing a white long-sleeve t-shirt, tan cheetah-print pajama pants, and a gray hoodie” when she disappeared. When law enforcement believes that “the missing circumstances pose a credible threat of serious bodily harm or death to the child.”
