LINDSEY LOGGINS - 17 yo - Fort Walton Beach FL

FREEPORT – The Walton County Sheriff’s Office has reported a teen
girl missing after she ran away from home about a week ago, according to
a press release.

Lindsey Loggins, 17, left her Camellia Court home on June 5, the
release reads. Her father, David Loggins, went looking for her, and
found her on the other side of the street. She refused to get in his
vehicle and ran off.
About 2 p.m. that afternoon, Lindsey called her father to tell him
she was OK, and he told her to come home, the release reads. That was
the last time he heard from her. She was last seen in Shalimar on June 5.
She was entered into the national registry of missing children.
The Niceville High student is black, has brown hair and brown eyes
and stands 5 feet 2 inches tall. She is known to frequent the Niceville
and Shalimar communities.
Anyone who sees her is asked to contact the Walton County Sheriff’s
Office at 892-8111 or their local law enforcement.

The Niceville High School student reported missing June 5 has had her
name removed from the national registry for missing children.
The Walton County Sheriff’s Office reported 17-year-old Lindsey
Loggins missing after she ran away from home, according to a press
release.

Loggins returned to her dad’s Camellia Court home at around 8:30
p.m. Saturday. Loggins would not tell authorities where she went, but
the girl was not injured.
According to an earlier press release, Loggins' father, David
Loggins, went looking for her, and found her on the other side of the
street. She refused to get in his vehicle and ran off.
About 2 p.m. that afternoon, Loggins called her father to tell him
she was OK, and he told her to come home — that was the last time he
heard from her until her return Saturday