Missing pregnant teen believed to be in imminent danger: Police
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Savanah Nicole Soto, a pregnant teenager who was set to be induced over the weekend, is missing and believed to be in imminent danger, Texas authorities said.
A pregnant teenager who was set to be induced over the weekend is missing and believed to be in imminent danger, Texas authorities said.
Savanah Nicole Soto, 18, was last seen Friday afternoon in Leon Valley, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety. The agency issued a CLEAR Alert -- used to help law enforcement locate someone in imminent danger or whose disappearance is involuntary -- for Soto on Monday.
The pregnant teen has passed her delivery date and "has caused significant concern among her family members after missing an essential medical appointment," the Leon Valley Police Department said in a press release on Tuesday.
Soto's mother, Gloria Cordova, told San Antonio ABC affiliate KSAT that her daughter was scheduled to be induced at a hospital on Saturday.
"When I called her all morning she wasn't answering, was going straight to voicemail," Cordova told the station. "We went to the hospital anyways. She was a no-show, and that's when I called the cops."
