September 30, 2025

Detroit Police Seeking Help to Find Missing 13-Year-Old Girl

Detroit, September 30, 2025

News Summary

The Detroit Police Department is actively seeking assistance in locating Myka Kittrell, a 13-year-old girl who went missing after leaving her home without permission. Last seen in the 19300 block of Dresden Street, local authorities stress the importance of public tips to aid in her safe return. The case has garnered community support, with police emphasizing vigilance and reporting any information. The search for Myka continues as both law enforcement and volunteers are dedicated to finding her and ensuring her wellbeing.

Detroit – The Detroit Police Department is actively seeking public assistance in locating a missing 13-year-old girl, Myka Kittrell, who was last seen leaving her home without permission on Monday, September 29, 2025. Myka was last spotted in the 19300 block of Dresden Street, but details regarding her clothing at the time of her departure remain unclear.

Authorities are urging anyone with information about Myka’s whereabouts to step forward. The police emphasized the importance of each piece of information and have made it convenient for the public to report tips. Individuals can contact the Detroit Police Department’s 9th Precinct directly at 313-596-5940. Alternatively, tips can also be submitted anonymously through Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-Speak Up. An online form is available for those who prefer to communicate electronically. The police have expressed that any information, no matter how small, could prove crucial in bringing Myka back home safely.

This missing person report was first announced by Brandon Carr, a digital content producer, at 11:30 PM on the same day Myka went missing. The case has since drawn considerable attention as community members concerned about the young girl’s safety rally in support and search efforts.

Myka Kittrell is described as a typical 13-year-old girl, and her disappearance has raised alarm within the community. Parents and guardians are reminded of the importance of keeping track of their children’s whereabouts, especially in critical situations like this one. As the investigation unfolds, the Detroit Police Department is utilizing all available resources to find Myka and is coordinating with community agencies to enhance their search efforts.

The circumstances surrounding Myka’s departure from her home have not been disclosed by authorities, which adds to the urgency of finding her. Police Chief James White has indicated that the department is making this case a top priority, urging the public to be vigilant and to report any sightings or potential leads.

As of today, the community remains hopeful for Myka’s safe return, and the search continues with the assistance of volunteers and local organizations committed to helping families in need. Social media has also played a crucial role in disseminating information about Myka’s case, with several local residents sharing the missing persons report widely.

Detroit police have noted that many children or teenagers go missing for various reasons, including running away, being taken by a custodial parent, or even as a result of abduction. They urge anyone who might be in a situation similar to that of Myka to reach out for help. Support services are available for those who may need guidance or assistance.

The community is encouraged to keep an eye out for Myka and to report any sightings or information directly to authorities as soon as possible. Ongoing updates from the police will continue to keep the public informed about the status of the investigation and any developments regarding Myka’s case.

The family of Myka Kittrell has expressed their deep concern and heartache during this challenging time, hoping for her safe return soon. As the search persists, law enforcement agencies and local residents are committed to doing everything they can to reunite Myka with her family and ensure her well-being.

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