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Amber Alert Issued For 14-Year-Old Girl Last Seen In Glenn Heights, Police Say

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33-year-old Shawnice Renee Hickman is being sought in connection with the disappearance, authorities say.

By Hojun Choi

Police on Monday issued an Amber Alert for Stevie Patrice Johnson, 14, who was last seen in Glenn Heights.(Glenn Heights Police Department)

Glenn Heights police have issued an Amber Alert for a 14-year-old girl who was reported missing Monday evening.

Investigators said Stevie Patrice Johnson, who was last seen about 5 p.m. in the 800 block of Cascade Drive in Glenn Heights, was abducted and could be in grave danger.

Johnson, who is black, has brown hair and brown eyes, police said. She is 5 feet tall, weighs about 120 pounds and was wearing a gray jacket, blue jeans and Nike Air Force One shoes.

Glenn Heights Police said Shawnice Renee Hickman, 33, is a suspect in connection to the abduction of 14-year-old Stevie Patrice Johnson, who was last seen Monday evening.(Glenn Heights Police Department)

Police said they are also looking for the girl’s biological mother, 33-year-old Shawnice Renee Hickman, in connection with the disappearance. She reportedly was driving a black 2017 GMC Terrain with Missouri license plate CT0D6R.

Hickman, who is also black, is 5-foot-7, weighs about 190 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes, according to police. She was last seen wearing a black and red jacket with tiger-striped sleeves, black leather pants and red shoes, police said.

Anyone with information about the case may call 911 or Glenn Heights police, at 972-223-3478.

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