2 Missing Teens Believed To Have Driven To Texas

Stillwater and Oklahoma City police are in search of two lacking teenagers who might have crossed state traces.

Persia Lalehparvaran, 15, and Tsegan Jones, 13, have been lacking since Saturday morning. Lalehparvaran’s grandmother known as Stillwater police after she noticed the teenager leaving within the household automotive.

Police stated Lalehparvaran and Jones aren’t regarded as in peril presently.

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“On Sunday at 9:49 a.m., Stillwater police responded to the 400 block of South Burdick in reference to a runaway investigation,” Stillwater Police Department Lt. T.J. Low said.  

Low said Lalehparvaran’s grandmother told police her granddaughter left in the family’s car. 

“Their 2012 Volvo S60. It’s a white four-door sedan car,” said Lt. Low.

Police believe the 15-year-old drove to Oklahoma City where she picked up Jones, her cousin.

“Family members were able to track that the vehicle was moving on I-35 south towards the Texas area,” said Lt. Low.

Her grandmother also told police that she believed her granddaughter was on the way to Houston.

She said there was a search history on their family computer of the route from Stillwater to Houston, which is over 500 miles and more than seven-and-a-half hours away.

“This one’s kind of a rare runaway situation as the juveniles are believed to be in the Houston, Texas area,” said Lt. Low. “A lot of times runaway juveniles are more within the state or city they ran away from, so it’s very rare for them to take a vehicle, especially underage, and go towards the Texas area.”

Neither teenager is sufficiently old to have a license. It shouldn’t be clear in the event that they picked up any person else who might have been driving the automotive.

“If they’re driving, they may obtain a quotation and even jail for driving and not using a license, however there’s additionally the priority of, ‘What if somebody else is driving the vehicle?’” Lt. Low stated.

The ladies have been entered into the National Crime Information Center.