The reward for info that results in an arrest within the disappearance of 10-year-old Gabrielle “Gabby” Terrelonge, who hasn’t been seen since June, has elevated to $10,000, Broward County Crime Stoppers introduced Friday.
Gabby’s father reported her disappearance to Margate Police on Oct. 29 after discovering that Passha Davis, the woman’s mom and caretaker, had been arrested days earlier. When Davis was arrested on Oct. 17 on costs of stealing from a Greenback Tree, there was no point out of her daughter being together with her within the arrest report.
Gabby and Davis had been final seen collectively on June 30 getting off of a Greyhound bus in Orlando on the Florida Mall, in accordance with the Crime Stoppers flyer.
Davis faces one depend of kid neglect with out nice bodily hurt and remained within the Broward Primary Jail on Friday.
Detectives met with Davis within the jail two days after Gabby’s father reported her disappearance. She informed them she didn’t know the place her daughter was and that she needs to be together with her father, a possible trigger affidavit stated. However Gabby’s father stated he hadn’t seen the woman since Might.
Gabby and her mom had been homeless in numerous components of Broward County within the months main as much as her disappearance, the woman’s aunt Monique Gordon beforehand informed the South Florida Solar Sentinel. Their transience typically made it troublesome for relations to search out the place they had been or how they had been doing, Gordon stated.
Authorities urge anybody with info to name:
- Margate Police’s Prison Investigations Division at 954-972-7111
- Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-8477 or browardcrimestoppers.org
- FBI at 1-800-225-5324 or suggestions.fbi.gov
