Statewide Level II Endangered Missing Child Alert Issued for 14-Year-Old Female

Statewide Level II Endangered Missing Child Alert Issued for 14-Year-Old Female

Published February 10, 2022

Louisiana – On February 10, 2022, Louisiana State Police issued a Level II Endangered Missing Child Advisory on behalf of the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office for 14-year-old Destiny Taylor Pope. Destiny was last seen at 32845 LA Hwy 1036 in Holden.

Destiny is a white female with long brown hair and brown eyes. She is five feet tall and weighs approximately 125 lbs. Destiny was last seen wearing a green John Deere t-shirt and black leggings. Her last known location was 32845 La Hwy 1036, Holden LA. Destiny may have a medical condition that could impair her judgment and is considered to be in danger.

If anyone has information leading to the whereabouts of Destiny Taylor Pope, please contact Det. Aaron Bond with the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office at 225-686-2241 or dial 911.

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