TEXAS AMBER ALERT: PLEASE SHARE

 TEXAS AMBER ALERT: PLEASE SHARE

Brownwood, Texas – July 9, 2025 –Authorities in Brownwood, Texas, have issued an urgent AMBER Alert for a missing 15-year-old girl believed to be in extreme danger, and they are asking for the public’s immediate assistance in helping bring her home safely.

Dahlia Creek, a 15-year-old teen, was last seen on the morning of Tuesday, July 9, in the Brownwood area. Since her disappearance, there has been growing concern for her safety, prompting law enforcement officials to activate the statewide AMBER Alert system. Authorities have stated clearly and with urgency:

“Dahlia is believed to be in extreme danger!”

Dahlia is described as:

• Height: 5 feet 2 inches tall
• Weight: Approximately 150 pounds
• Age: 15
• Last seen: Morning of July 9, 2025

No specific clothing description or suspected abductor information has been made public at this time. Police are treating this case as high-risk and potentially life-threatening due to the unknown circumstances surrounding her disappearance.

The Brownwood Police Department is actively investigating and working with regional agencies and child abduction response teams. At this stage, every moment counts, and community awareness and assistance are crucial.

What You Can Do:

• Look carefully at any teens who resemble Dahlia in your neighborhood, parks, rest stops, malls, or public transportation hubs.
• Report any sightings or information immediately to local authorities or dial 911.
• Share this message and alert across all social media platforms using the hashtag #FindDahlia or #AMBERAlertTX to spread awareness.
• Remain vigilant, especially in areas around Central Texas and any nearby counties.

Dahlia’s family and friends are devastated and clinging to hope that with the public’s help, she will be found safe and returned home. Every share and tip could be the one that makes a difference.

If you have any information that could help law enforcement in locating Dahlia Creek, please call the Brownwood Police Department immediately or contact the Texas AMBER Alert Hotline.