UPDATE on A’MIYA RENEE FEAGIN

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UPDATE: A'Miya Renee Feagin has been found!

Family and friends are hopeful for the safe return of A’Miya Renee Feagin as there have been two sightings of her. She was no longer wearing the black & white dress. She was last seen yesterday wearing green shorts and a beige top. Please look at his latest photo as her hair is in this style but she could be wearing different attire today. Please continue to be on the lookout for her and contact the police at (305) 995-COPS if you see her.

Thank you to everyone who showed up at Miami Edison today to help in canvassing the area. A special thank you to Miami-Dade County School Board Member, District 2, Dr. Dorothy Bendross Mindingall, Miami-Dade Schools Police, Miami Edison Senior High Principal Trynegwa Diggs, Leroy Jones, Natacha Payen and the ladies of Gamma Zeta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.

A’Miya’s family and friends love her dearly and are praying ...for her to call and to return home soon.

- vb

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Posted by Va-Va on Sunday, November 01, 2015 at 07:50 AM in Community, Faith & Family, News | Permalink | Comments (0)

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