Broadcast News Story
Where Are Our Girls!
Celebrities, families and people all over the globe are
furious and demand answers to the question; Where are our girls? This week
alone there are reports of more than a dozen African American and Latina girls
in Washington D.C. missing. Many believe nothing is being done.
Commander Chanel Dickerson, the new leader of The Youth and Family Services Division, assure that “we are not seeing an uptick in missing children in D.C.” In fact, Cmdr. Dickerson stated, “there is a huge decrease in missing children cases since 2014.”
Desperate and
helpless people take to social media, posting #bringourgirlshome!
#theyareofgreatvalue and commenting on how Tom Brady’s jersey is more of a
priority than these missing girls. Washington D.C. police officials respond
with tweets that read, "please work with the Washington D.C. Police
department to bring these girls home safely."

Acting D.C Chief of
police Conch says, in most missing cases the children leave home at their own
will, but it is our duty to alert the city of their missing status.
Countless celebrities
such as, Andy Cohen, Viola Davis, LL Cool J, Beyoncé etc. take to Instagram to
give their support and express their concern.
Many just want to
know, how do we fix this and bring our girls home; and what is D.C. authorities
doing to speed up the process.
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