AMBER ALERT • Kandice Johnson • Los Angeles, California • 31 Years Old
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LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Police Department is asking for the local public’s assistance in locating missing 31 year old Kandice Johnson out of the Los Angeles, California area. She is the suspect in an Amber Alert for 16 year old Eric Coleman out of Los Angeles, California.
There has been no photo of Eric released and no details of their relationship given at this time.
Kandice was last seen abducting Eric Coleman on July 6, 2017 at 4 pm in Los Angeles. She was last seen driving a 2014 black Toyota Camry with California license plate number 7XWL023. Kandice is deemed armed and dangerous.
Kandice is described as:
• GENDER: Female.
• HAIR: Multicolored.
• HEIGHT: 5 feet 3 inches.
• WEIGHT: 147 pounds.
Eric is described as:
• GENDER: Male.
• ETHNICITY: African American.
• HAIR: Black.
• EYES: Brown.
• HEIGHT: 5 feet 8 inches.
• WEIGHT: 150 pounds.
Do you know something?
If you have any information in regards to Kandice’s whereabouts, you are being asked to contact 911 immediately.
Want to stay anonymous?
If you wish to remain anonymous with your information, you are welcome to call California Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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wrong date..
Thank you. Date has been changed.
Hiding and missing are not the same. This is the kidnapper. Why is she posted where the victim should be? She is hiding. He is missing. Huge difference.
If enough information was released about the child then we could do a report about the child, however that is not the case so something is better than nothing.