Florida authorities have issued an AMBER Alert for 15-year-old Adriana Hernandez, who was last seen on April 7 in Milton, Florida. Investigators say new evidence indicates she may be in danger and that she may have traveled to Georgia. Adriana is described as 5'1", 130 lbs, with brown eyes and brown hair that may have a reddish-brown tint. Anyone with information should call the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office at 850-983-1190 or 911.
AMBER Alert Issued for 15-Year-Old Adriana Hernandez Missing From Milton, Florida
Adriana HernandezCredit: FDLE
Florida law enforcement has issued an AMBER Alert for 15-year-old Adriana Hernandez after investigators found evidence suggesting she may be in danger. Adriana was last seen on April 7 in the area of the 6400 block of Bruce Lane in Milton, Florida, and authorities say she may have traveled to Georgia.
Santa Rosa County deputies initially investigated the case as a runaway, but told the Pensacola News Journal that additional evidence prompted an upgrade to an AMBER Alert. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) posted about the case on Facebook on April 13.
Adriana HernandezCredit: FDLE
Description: Adriana Hernandez is a 15-year-old white-Hispanic female, approximately 5 feet 1 inch tall and 130 pounds. She has brown eyes and brown hair that may show a reddish-brown tint.
What an AMBER Alert Means: The AMBER (America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response) Alert system is used to rapidly share information about abducted children who meet specific criteria. The system began in 1996 when broadcasters in the Dallas–Fort Worth area partnered with local police to create an early-warning network to help find abducted children.
The Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office asks anyone with information about Adriana's whereabouts to contact the department at 850-983-1190 or call 911 immediately. Law enforcement agencies, including the FDLE and the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office, were contacted for further comment but had not immediately responded to requests for additional information.
If you believe you have seen Adriana or know where she might be, do not approach anyone who may be with her—call local law enforcement right away.
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