JAZMIN CORONA - 15 yo - Cottonwood Heights (S of Salt Lake City) UT

Police in Cottonwood Heights need the public's help finding a teenager they believe may be in danger. Jazmin Corona, 15, has not been seen since 8:30 p.m. Thursday.

Jazmin Corona




Police believe she may be headed to Mexico against her parent's wishes with 22-year-old Rafiel Villamora, also known as Jonathan Hernandez."I just want her to be home safe," said Maria Corona, Jazmin's mother. "So if anybody's out there that can help me, if they see her, I need some help turning this guy in. Please." Police say they may be traveling in an older model white, full size, two-door extended cab pickup with rust and dings on it.Corona is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall, 180 pounds with light brown shoulder-length hair. Anyone with information is asked to call Cottonwood Heights police at 801-840-4000.

Police have found a Cottonwood Heights teen originally believed to have been coerced into fleeing to Mexico with an older man.
Jazmin Corona, 15, returned to her home shortly after midnight Saturday, just hours after police issued an endangered person advisory for her, said Cottonwood Heights police Sgt. Scott Peck.
The Brighton High School sophomore had been missing since Thursday evening, when her mother dropped her off at the Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center. Corona said she planned to meet friends and go to a movie, but her mother became concerned when she did not return home.
On Friday, Corona’s mother said she believed her daughter had been coerced by a 23-year-old man into leaving Utah and heading to Mexico.
A Cottonwood Heights police officer who knew the girl maintained contact with her through text messages, Peck said.
She agreed to return home early Saturday morning. Police now believe the man in question was actually 17, Peck said
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