Police Cancel Silver Alert for Missing 3-Month-Old Indiana Girl

Update: The statewide silver alert previously issued by Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department for 3-month-old La'Lani Peaches has been canceled effective 6:32 pm on January 25, 2023.

Authorities have issued a statewide silver alert in Indiana in the disappearance of a 3-month-old little girl from Indianapolis.

Missing Baby

The police in Indianapolis have issued a silver alert as they investigate the disappearance of La'Lani Peaches. The 3-month-old little girl was reportedly last seen at 6 pm on Tuesday, January 24, 2023. Police have described La'Lani as,

a 3 month old black female, 1 foot 6 inches tall, 11 pounds, brown hair with brown eyes.

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department

Last Seen

Young La'Lani was last seen with 20-year-old Lawrence Whitsitt. According to one Indianapolis news outlet, Whitsitt is the infant's father but he does not have legal custody of the child. The outlet also says Whitsitt may be armed. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has described Whitsitt as,

black male, 5 feet 10 inches tall, 144 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes

attachment-Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department

Be On the Lookout

According to authorities with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Lawrence Whitsitt was driving a 2012 GMC Terrain. The Indiana license plate registered to the silver SUV is 116RMK.

You Can Help

If you have seen the silver GMC Terrain with Indiana license plate 116RMK, or you have any information regarding the whereabouts of 3-month-old La’Lani Peaches, or 20-year-old Lawrence Whitsitt, you are asked to contact the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department by calling either 317-327-6540 or 317-327-6541. You also can dial 911 with any information that you may have.

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