BURBANK, IL—An endangered missing person advisory has been activated for a Burbank teen last seen in early June.
Burbank police requested that Illinois State Police issue the advisory for Patricia "PJ" Perez, 14, last seen during the late evening hours of June 6. She was spotted just before midnight at the corner of Mason Avenue and West 78th Street in Burbank.
According to previous reports, her mother stated she saw her daughter on her iPad around 11:30 p.m. but noticed that her daughter was not inside the house around 3 a.m. June 7.
The teen is described as a white female, 4 feet 11 inches tall and weighing 85 pounds. She has blue-gray eyes and light-brown hair. PJ was believed to be wearing a white tank top and pajama pants when she went missing.
Burbank police said PJ suffers from a condition that places her in danger. Deputy Chief William Casey told Patch that he had multiple detectives working on the case.
As of Friday morning, the missing endangered person alert for the Burbank teen began appearing on digital Illinois Lottery terminals inside retail establishments.
Advocates from BCA Hub Youth and Resource Center in Willow Springs are planning an update on Facebook Live starting at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, July 26, on what would be the fiftieth day since PJ went missing. The group is also collecting donations to put toward a reward for more information.
Anyone with information about Patricia "PJ" Perez's whereabouts is urged to contact the Burbank Police Department at 708-924-7300, or contact 911.
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