MI MI - Na'Ziyah Harris, 13, Detroit, 9 Jan 2024

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Na'Ziyah Harris was last seen near Cornwall Street and 3 Mile Drive on Jan. 9.

Police say they received a briefing on Tuesday, Feb. 13, from the Detroit Public Schools police authority regarding Harris and are investigating her disappearance

At 1 p.m. on Feb. 14, Detroit Police Chief James White and Detroit Public Schools Community District Department of Public Safety Chief Labrit Jackson are providing an update on the investigation.

Detroit police want help finding missing 13-year-old girl

Police are seeking information about a 13-year-old girl who went missing in Detroit.

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“Chief White received a briefing from the police authority of the Detroit Public Schools regarding the disappearance of 13-year-old Na'Ziyah Harris, and the investigative steps that have been taken to date,” DPD said Wednesday.

DPD to hold press conference Wednesday about 13-year-old girl missing since January

Na-Ziyah Harris, 13, went missing from the area of Cornwall and 3 Mile Drive in Detroit on January 9 at approximately 2:50 p.m. after exiting a school bus.

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Na’Ziyah Harris, a student at J. E. Clark Preparatory Academy on Detroit’s east side, was last seen Jan. 9. She was last seen getting off a school bus at Cornwall Street and 3 Mile Drive, near Warren Avenue and Outer Drive.

Na’Ziyah was adopted by her grandmother, Anette Harris, who tearfully asked for help during a press conference.

“I want my baby home and I’m asking in the name of Jesus and I stand on my faith he is going to bring her home and we can band together and find her we can make a difference,” Harris said.

“We have deliberated on a number of different factors, we hope we find her well,” said Labrit Jackson, with the DPSCD Department of Public Safety. “But we can’t operate on hope and we have to operate on information, investigation and work that’s what we’re here to do today.”

Harris knows full well that now more than a month after her granddaughter’s disappearance, a search like this is ominous, and urges anyone who may know something to speak out.

Detroit police launch search for missing 13-year-old last seen Jan. 9

Police are seeking information about a 13-year-old girl who went missing in Detroit.

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[ChatteringBirds]

Rooting for her to be located safe.

 

[borndem]

Oh my, she's only 13 y/o -- and she's been missing over a month in a big city. Prayers for her and for her grandmother, and prayers for Detroit LE in trying to find her.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

NaZiyah Harris on the bus

She was reported missing the following day to Detroit public schools police, who got federal law enforcement involved, including the U.S. Marshals to chase leads.

About one month later, on Feb. 13, the Detroit Police Department were asked to take over. Questions remain as to why it took so long for DPD to be let in on the investigation.

During a press conference Wednesday, Detroit Police Chief James White said investigators are "very, very concerned" about Na'Ziyah after a meeting about the case.

13-year-old Na'Ziyah Harris still missing, police 'aggressively searching'

Na'Ziyah Harris was last seen getting off her school bus on Jan. 9, according to Detroit police.

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Update: The investigation and search for Na’Ziyah Harris continues. Unverified rumors spreading online are not true. Any information about the investigation will come from the Detroit Police Department and will be shared to the Department’s social media pages.

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[Unalienable Rights]

Na'Ziyah Harris case: Detroit organization helps search for missing 13-year-old

New Era Detroit leader Zeek Williams said his team is working feverishly to find Na'Ziyah Harris – a 13-year-old disappeared over a month ago after getting off her school bus on Detroit's east side.

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DETROIT (FOX 2) - With 13-year-old Na'Ziyah Harris still missing, a Detroit organization has taken it upon themselves to help police search for her.

New Era Detroit (NED) leader Zeek Williams said his team is working feverishly with the highest hopes of finding Na'Ziyah – who disappeared over a month ago after getting off her school bus on Detroit's east side on Jan. 9.

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“We're praying for the safe return," Platinum Jones, a resident, said. "Everybody I know... we're all looking for her. We're all waiting for her."

Na'Ziyah' neighbor Gregory Hyte said, “My friends, my family, my daughters, they’ve been looking for her. They have her picture, and we're just trying to bring her home safe. Get some closure.”

He said he last saw Na'Ziyah on their block the day of his brother's funeral. That was the day before she disappeared.

Authorities said she was last seen exiting a school bus at the intersection of Cornwall Street and 3 Mile Drive. That's about a quarter mile from her home.

Investigators said they don’t think Na’Ziyah was abducted initially, but they won’t say if they think she willingly went off with someone.

“We’re going to exhaust everything geared toward bringing her home alive. And what we’re hopeful of is that she’s with one of her friends somewhere, maybe not even in the city of Detroit or in the state of Michigan," Detroit Police Department Chief James White said.

Search efforts continue for missing Detroit teen last seen in January

Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to a felony arrest in missing teen's case.

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[Nina Michigan]

I created a FB group for her case. Find Na'Ziyah Harris

 

[Unalienable Rights]

This is a very disturbing interview with members of her family. They suspected abuse in her home and say they reported their concerns to CPS 7-10 times in the past 8- 12 months.

 

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"If she could hear me now I would want to say to her: 'I love you, we love you, there's a lot of people concerned about you,'" said Vanessa, a relative of the girl.

"All that we can do with this time is hope that she is alive and she did run away," her relative said. "However, she's made no contact with anyone for us to be able to even believe that that is true."

Two family members spoke with FOX 2 under anonymity, we’ll call them "Vanessa" and "Trish" - they’re estranged from Na’Ziyah’s immediate family, and guardian, who she lives with, on Detroit’s east side.

The fracturing of this family started when Vanessa and Trish suspected, abuse at Na’Ziyah’s home – they reported the concerns to Children’s Protective Services.

"If I had to guess, seven to 10 times over the course of the last eight months, eight months to a year," said Vanessa

But – Na’Ziyah and her 16-year-old brother, remained in the home under the adoptive care of their grandma - who spoke out at a press conference this week.

Before she went missing on January 9th, "Trish" said she knew she’d be the next missing child out of Detroit. an eerie omen that came true.

FOX 2: "Do you think that there's foul play in her disappearance?"

"I think there's something going on there's so many different scenarios," Trish said. "Because there's so much dysfunction from multiple members in the family."

Missing Na’Ziyah Harris' relatives say they suspected abuse at her home in the past

The fracturing of this family started when Vanessa and Trish suspected, abuse at Na’Ziyah’s home – they reported the concerns to Children’s Protective Services.

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CLINTON TWP (FOX 2) - A search is underway at a secluded pond in Clinton Township Wednesday in connection to a missing 13-year-old, led by Detroit police

The pond is located near Gratiot and 14 Mile. Crews are scouring the area with no results yet.

Missing Na’Ziyah Harris: Search conducted at pond in Clinton Township

Na’Ziyah Harris was last seen on Jan. 9 when she got off at her bus stop on Detroit’s east side. Since then there has been no sign of her.

www.fox2detroit.com

 

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CLINTON TWP (FOX 2) - A search is underway at a secluded pond in Clinton Township Wednesday in connection to a missing 13-year-old, led by Detroit police

The pond is located near Gratiot and 14 Mile. Crews are scouring the area with no results yet.

Missing Na’Ziyah Harris: Search conducted at pond in Clinton Township

Na’Ziyah Harris was last seen on Jan. 9 when she got off at her bus stop on Detroit’s east side. Since then there has been no sign of her.

www.fox2detroit.com

My heart always sinks when it's announced there's a search in or near water.

 

[BetteDavisEyes]

Detroit police searched for missing teen in Macomb Co.

Officials said the search for Na'Ziyah Harris, 13, continues.

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The search for a 13-year-old girl missing for nearly two months moved to Macomb County this week, officials said.

Detroit police and Michigan State Police on Wednesday searched for Na'Ziyah Harris in Clinton Township. Investigators searched a pond near 14 Mile and Gratiot in Clinton Township, according to media reports.

"We can confirm that the department’s Major Crimes Division is searching an area in Clinton Township as we continue to follow all leads in hopes of finding Na’Ziyah," Detroit police said in a statement posted Wednesday on X...

 

[Unalienable Rights]

Detroit police search Rouge River for missing 13-year-old girl last seen in January

Detroit Police Chief James White said there is someone they are expecting to question regarding her disappearance, but as of Tuesday, they are not a person of interest.

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March 12, 2024

DETROIT – Authorities searched the Rouge River Tuesday, March 12, in connection with the disappearance of a 13-year-old girl who has been missing for more than two months.

The search included dive teams from the sheriff’s offices of Wayne and Oakland counties and the Detroit Police Department.

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Detroit Police Chief James White said there is someone they are expecting to question regarding her disappearance, but as of Tuesday, they are not a person of interest.

 

[Unalienable Rights]

Missing Na’Ziyah Harris: Detroit police searching 'very important area'

It's been more than two months since 13-year-old Na’Ziyah Harris disappeared.

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DETROIT (FOX 2) - Detroit police continue to follow leads as they search for Na’Ziyah Harris.

On Tuesday, search teams were in the area of Shiawassee and 7 Mile looking for the girl.

"This is a very important area for us to investigate," Detroit Police Chief James White said.

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On Tuesday, White said that the more time passes, the more it appears that the search is a recovery effort, stopping short of saying whether police think Harris is alive or not.

"We know how these things do play out," he said.

White said both the department's missing persons unit and homicide unit have been part of the investigation.

 

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Search for missing Detroit teen could be 'more like a recovery effort,' police say

Na'Ziyah Harris disappeared Jan. 9, according to authorities.

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The search for a 13-year-old Detroit girl missing for nearly two months is looking more like a recovery mission than a rescue, officials said Tuesday.

"Unfortunately, as time goes on it does start to look more like a recovery effort," Detroit Police Chief James White said. "We hope that's not the case but we know how these things play out."

The chief made the remarks during a news conference near an area along the Rouge River on the city's west side where police continued the search for Na'Ziyah Harris.

"The goal is to bring some closure to the family, to identify where Na'Ziyah is," White said. "There's something very specific about this area that we want to take off of our list and that's why we're here today...

 

[BetteDavisEyes]

WDIV update on noon news today: Search teams have moved away from the Rouge River and are now searching an area at 7 Mile and Berg Road on the west side of Detroit. Multiple agencies involved in the search.

 

[BetteDavisEyes]

Police: Classmates stymied investigation into Detroit teenager's disappearance

Na'Ziyah Harris, 13, has been missing since Jan. 9. One law enforcement official says her own classmates initially stonewalled the investigation.

www.detroitnews.com

Detroit — The investigation into a 13-year-old girl who disappeared more than 10 weeks ago was initially stonewalled by her classmates, the Detroit Public Schools Community District police chief said...

DPSCD Police Chief Labrit Jackson said the investigation stalled at first because Na'Ziyah's classmates withheld information from police.

"Sometimes they may think they're helping a friend by withholding information but they're not," Jackson said. "The initial roadblock was a lack of cooperation by the students; she had told them that she'd planned on running away, but her classmates didn't tell us that initially. I don't know if they're being totally forthcoming now. Kids are extremely loyal to each other."...

 

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Harris, a student at J. E. Clark Preparatory Academy on Detroit’s east side, was last seen Jan. 9. She was last seen getting off a school bus at Cornwall Street and 3 Mile Drive, near Warren Avenue and Outer Drive.

“They have footage of her getting on the school bus and the bus driver said that she got off at her regular stop she normally,” said Anette Harris, her grandmother and guardian.

Detroit family holds onto hope for missing 13-year-old after 10 weeks of searching

The family of Na’Ziyah Harris is holding onto hope that they will see the missing teen who has been missing for more than two months.

www.clickondetroit.com