Police say the teen has been missing since Feb. 24.
Jasmine Davis, 17, was reported missing to the Lower Allen Township Police Department on March 20, 2023. Photo provided by police.Lower Allen Township police are asking for the public’s help finding 17-year-old Jasmine Davis, a California native last seen in Cumberland County.
According to police, Davis, who has been missing since Feb. 24 from Simi Valley, Ca., was last seen in the Mechanicsburg area.It was unclear what time Davis was seen and what clothing she was wearing when she went missing.Anyone with information on Davis’s whereabouts should contact Lower Allen Township police or the Lancaster County Children and Youth at 717-299-7925.
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