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They issue a Amber alert in Floridaa minor 8 month old missing in Clay County. Authorities say she is with his father, 46-year-old Terry Levy.
They issue an Amber Alert in Florida: they are looking for a missing 8-month-old girl in Clay County
This Thursday the Sheriff’s Office clay countyFlorida, issued an Amber Alert through its social networks.
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Authorities are searching for an 8-month-old girl who was last seen in Clay County.
He Florida Department of Law Enforcement reports Paradise Levy8 months old, was last seen wearing a diaper in the area of the 1300 block of Stonehill Way in Orange Park, Florida. Orange Park is just south of Jacksonville.
Investigations suggest that the minor Paradise Levy may be with Terry Aries Levy46, who was last seen wearing a pink long-sleeved shirt and blue jeans.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement highlights that the man in question is his father.
According to the clay county policethe two may be traveling with an unknown man.
So far, authorities have not provided a description of the vehicle.
Father suspected of being in Duval County
“AMBER ALERT – #CCSOFL is trying to locate Paradise Levy (an 8-month-old Afro-descendant minor). The suspect is her father, Terry Aries Levy, a black man who left on foot in the area of 1309 Stoneyhill Way around 4:00 pm today (02/16/2023). It is believed that he took it to Youngerman Circle and Blanding Blvd. in JacksonvilleFL, where he was last seen wearing a pink long-sleeved shirt and blue jean pants.”
Clay County authorities reported via Facebook.
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The agents speculate that they may be in the duval countywhere Terry Aries was last seen at Youngerman Circle and Blanding Blvd.
If you or someone you know has any information regarding the minor or her parent, please contact the Clay County Sheriff’s Office al 904-265-6512 or al 911.
This is a developing story, check with us for further updates on the case.