Fayren Morris Found Safe After Florida Amber Alert Cancelled

A 16-year-old girl from Central Florida has been located safely, ending a multi-day search that triggered an Amber Alert in Volusia County, WCJB reported.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement confirmed the girl, Fayren Morris, was found safe, which led to the immediate cancellation of the alert issued earlier this week. Morris had been missing since Saturday, sparking a widespread search effort across the region.

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Law enforcement officials had previously identified specific details regarding the potential whereabouts of the teenager. According to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, authorities believed Morris might be traveling with Ra’kim Edwards.

The initial alert provided several descriptive markers to assist the public in locating the pair. Officials said that Edwards has the word “Lala” tattooed on his right shoulder, “Boy” on his left forearm, and “C.O.D.” on his right forearm, along with a sleeve on his right arm that reads “C.O.D. Boy.”

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Investigators were also searching for a 2016 gray Acura TLX bearing the Florida license plate FDMA64. At the time of the alert, officials suggested the group might be traveling in the Deland, Florida area, having been last seen in New Smyrna Beach.

The resolution of the case follows the standard protocol for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement when a missing child is accounted for. While the specific circumstances surrounding her return were not detailed in the updated reports, the primary objective of the alert—ensuring the safety of the minor—has been met.