The Miami City Police are requesting the community's assistance in locating Llarixa N. Pagoada, an 11-year-old girl reported missing in Little Havana since the night of Sunday, November 8.
The minor was last seen around 11:00 p.m. at 869 Northwest First Street, according to the search notice issued on November 9 by the Special Victims Unit of the Miami Police Department.
According to the description released by the authorities, Llarixa is approximately 1.68 meters (five feet six inches) tall, weighs around 91 kilograms (200 pounds), and has brown eyes.
The police notice includes a photograph of the girl to aid in her identification, although it specifies that it is unknown what clothing she was wearing when she was last seen.
The Special Victims Unit of the Miami Police Department is in charge of the case, registered under number 261109-0066820.
The police have not disclosed the circumstances of the disappearance nor additional details about the conditions in which the minor was last seen.
Authorities request that anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Llarixa contact Detective K. Brito or any on-duty detective from the Special Victims Unit of the Miami Police at 305-603-6300.
Search operations for missing minors in Florida
Florida maintains protocols and operations aimed at locating minors reported as missing, with the involvement of various state and local law enforcement agencies.
In August of this year, the Statewide Shield Operation allowed the recovery of 163 minors throughout the state, including 41 in the Miami metropolitan area.
The operation was one of the recent efforts by Florida authorities to locate children and teenagers reported missing or in at-risk situations.
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