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Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office is working to locate missing teens

The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office is working to locate two missing teens. 17-year old Isabella Arie Gentry (pictured left) of Mary Esther, FL. was last seen on December 18th. 17-year old Leah Paige Davis (pictured right) of Fort Walton Beach, FL was last seen by a family member on December 12th on Lois Street. If […]

The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office is working to locate two missing teens.

17-year old Isabella Arie Gentry (pictured left) of Mary Esther, FL. was last seen on December 18th.

17-year old Leah Paige Davis (pictured right) of Fort Walton Beach, FL was last seen by a family member on December 12th on Lois Street.

If you have any information on the whereabouts of these two teens, please contact the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office or Emerald Coast Crime Stoppers.

850-651-7400
850-863-TIPS

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