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Multiple sheriff's offices search for missing teenagers

Multiple sheriff's offices search for missing teenagers

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Wilmington, N.C. Law enforcement agencies across southeastern U.S. counties are actively searching for multiple missing teenagers this week. Pender County deputies reported 15-year-old Landen Hairr missing after he was last seen Sunday near Pinnacle Parkway in Hampstead. Brunswick County officials said 17-year-old Natayah McCree did not board her bus Feb. 17 after leaving a high school. Charleston deputies seek 17-year-old Sylvanna Jacobs, last seen about two weeks ago in Hollywood. Broward Sheriff’s Office alerted the public after 19-year-old Angelina Anderson went missing Feb. 13. Authorities request any tips and provide contact numbers. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.

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Timeline

  1. 1. Feb. 13, 2026 — Angelina Anderson reported last seen in Fort Lauderdale.
  2. 2. 2. Approx. two weeks prior to reporting — Sylvanna Jacobs last seen at a relative's house in Hollywood, S.C.
  3. 3. 3. Sunday (date not specified) — Landen Hairr, 15, last seen near Pinnacle Parkway in Hampstead riding a bicycle.
  4. 4. 4. Feb. 17, 2026 — Natayah M. McCree, 17, reported missing after failing to board her school bus.
  5. 5. 5. Following each report — Sheriff’s offices issued public alerts with descriptions and contact information for tips.

Why it matters

These missing teen cases span across southeastern U.S. counties. It's a reminder to keep an eye out for unfamiliar faces in your community. If you have teenagers, it's a good time to talk about safety and staying connected.

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