Police in Houston are urgently searching for three siblings who have been missing for three days. The missing siblings are 14-year-old Ana Mejia, her 12-year-old sister Brittany Mejia, and their 10-month-old brother, Jacob Sibran. They were last seen on Sunday, Sept. 14, at 3 p.m., leaving their residence in the 5300 block of W. Gulf Bank Road.
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Authorities have issued an alert for the siblings after they reportedly left their home together on Sunday afternoon. The Houston Police Department is appealing to the public for any information regarding the whereabouts of Ana, Brittany, and Jacob. Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact the Houston Police Department at (713) 884-3131.
There have been reports of possible sightings of the missing siblings and baby Jacob in the area of Joe V’s Smart Shop at 12009 Northwest Freeway, according to Fox 16. The police have released photos of Ana and Brittany, showing two sisters with mid-length brown hair and brown eyes. Baby Jacob is depicted with short brown hair and brown eyes, dressed in a babygrow.
Details about the children’s parents have not been disclosed, leaving questions surrounding their guardianship and circumstances prior to their disappearance. Authorities have not revealed whether the parents were present at home when the siblings went missing on that Sunday afternoon.
The Houston Police Department’s Missing Persons Unit can be reached at (832) 394-1840 for anyone with information that could assist in locating Ana, Brittany, and Jacob. As the search intensifies, the community is urged to come forward with any relevant details to help reunite the missing siblings with their family.
PEOPLE magazine has attempted to reach out to the Houston Police Department for comment on the ongoing search efforts, although no immediate response has been received. The urgency of the situation underscores the need for swift action and cooperation from the public to ensure the safe return of Ana, Brittany, and Jacob Mejia-Sibran.
In times like these, community support and shared information play a crucial role in reuniting missing individuals with their families. The authorities are working diligently to follow up on leads and investigate potential sightings of the siblings. Stay alert and report any information that may be pertinent to the case to assist in the safe recovery of Ana, Brittany, and Jacob.
The safety and well-being of these missing siblings remain a top priority for law enforcement and the community at large. The collaborative effort to locate them underscores the importance of coming together in times of crisis to ensure the protection of vulnerable individuals. Let us remain vigilant and supportive as the search for Ana, Brittany, and Jacob continues in Houston.