SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Police said on Wednesday the missing teen has been found.
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San Antonio police officials are asking for the public's help in finding a missing teen who was last seen Sunday on the northeast side of town.
Raven Jerri Borden, 14, is 5 feet, 2 inches tall; weighs about 90 pounds; and has brown eyes and brown hair. Her nose is pierced.
SAPD says she was last seen on the 100 block of Rene Ave. on August 27, wearing a multicolored florescent shirt, black shorts, and purple Crocs with Marvel and Hello Kitty characters on them. She was also carrying a Hello Kitty backpack.
Raven's uncle, James Borden, said the teenager also goes by the nickname "Sissy." He said the 14-year-old lives with her grandmother.
He said she wasn't in her room Monday when it was time to get up for school.
"It didn't look like anything was out of the ordinary," he said. "Misplaced or anything like that. We don't even know if she is somewhere safe right now. It is pretty tough to swallow right now."
Raven just started as a freshman at Roosevelt High School. Her uncle said this is out of character for her, adding her phone is not fully activated and she hasn't responded to anyone. She can message on apps, but said they haven't heard from her at all.
"It has been nothing but worry," he said. "We have tried anything we can think. Even getting on Google (to search), 'What should I do if a kid is missing?'"
The family has been posting missing signs near Roosevelt and close to the family home.
"We miss you and love you and we just want you to be safe," Borden said.
If you have seen her or know where she might be, you are asked to call the San Antonio Police Department's Missing Persons Unit at (210) 207-7660.
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