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ALERT: WFPD Searching For Missing Child
The Wichita Falls Police Department is looking for a missing child
A 12-year-old girl, Nikki Hill was last seen at 9:30 p.m. Thursday night in the 6600 block of Southwest Parkway wearing a yellow hoodie, black running pants that have a white stripe down the leg, and grey Nike running shoes.
The teen is 4′ 10″ and weighs 84 pounds.
If you have any information on where she may be, call WFPD at (940) 720-5000.
The circumstances around her disappearance have not been released.
Police Are On Manhunt For Parents Of 4-Year-Old Who Died From Serious Burns
Police are currently searching for the parents of a 4-year-old Sumpter Township girl who died on Monday after being found with severe burns.
Police said that the home where the girl was found with serious scald wounds was full of animal waste and it contained guns and drugs.
The girl was found about 10:43 a.m. at the Rawsonville Woods Mobile Home community on Greenmeadow Drive.
Police found the girl unresponsive with “obvious” severe burns on her arms and legs. Family members were administering CPR.
The girl was taken to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor, where she was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
Police records indicate that the incident isn’t the first time they’ve had trouble at the home.
On May 20, 2016, officers stormed the house following a report of a barricaded gunman after a domestic assault.
The girl’s mother said to police that her boyfriend had beat her, shot her dog and shot himself in a suicidal outburst.
Police said the man then fled the home and was later arrested on domestic violence charges.
The woman reportedly claimed she owned weapons that had been confiscated, including one that had the serial number filed off it. She pleaded guilty to weapons charges and received probation.
As police continue to search for the child’s parents, not much information about the investigation has been released.
Child Protective Services and the Michigan State Police Forensics Unit are assisting.
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