A 14-year-old girl from Bradenton remains missing after a friend with whom she was supposed to have disappeared, was found safely.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) published a missing children's alarm on Tuesday for Surianneys Perez-Sanchez in the midst of growing care for its safety.
She was last seen on March 27 in the 1800 block of Martin Luther King Avenue in Bradenton, a city about 45 miles south of Tampa.
Authorities suspect that she may have traveled to the Pensacola area and could be on their way to Texas.
The FDLE has classified her as 'threatened' because of an ongoing examination, although specific details about its disappearance are limited.
The teenager is 5 feet, 3 centimeters long, weighs 70 pounds and has distinctive red hair and brown eyes.
She also has piercings in her nose, tongue and stomach. She mainly speaks in Spanish.
Both Perez-Sanchez and her friend, Marlen Daniela Cardona-Barahona, 14, were initially not responsible, but authorities did not announce where or how the companion was found.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) published a missing children's alarm on Tuesday for Perez-Sanchez in the midst of growing concern about its safety
The police did not say how her friend, Marlen Daniela Cardona-Barahona, 14, was found
The police department in Bradenton, depicted, urges everyone to provide information about the residence of Perez-Sanchez to come forward
The police of Bradenton urge everyone with information about the residence of Perez-Sanchez to come forward.
The public is encouraged to contact the department on 941-932-9301 or call 911 immediately.
The FDle did not immediately respond to a request from DailyMail.com for comment.
