The Baja California Attorney General’s Office (Fiscalía General del Estado, or FGE) has issued a public alert for a missing 14-year-old girl last seen on May 16 in Ensenada. Kazandra Naomi Núñez Santellano disappeared from the Colonia Nuevo Reforma neighborhood, and authorities are asking residents and visitors to help locate her.
Description and Last Known Details
Núñez Santellano stands 1.55 meters tall (about 5 feet 1 inch) and weighs approximately 60 kilograms (132 pounds). She has a light brown complexion, straight black hair, and dark brown eyes.
When last seen, she was wearing gray pants and white sneakers. Two distinguishing features could help identify her: a tattoo of the name “Mónica” on her left hand and a tongue piercing.
How to Report Information
Colonia Nuevo Reforma sits in the eastern part of Ensenada, inland from the tourist corridor along the coast. The neighborhood is a residential area that sees less foot traffic from visitors than the downtown waterfront or Avenida López Mateos.
Three days have passed since the teen was last seen, and the active public alert from the FGE indicates she has not yet been found. Missing persons cases involving minors in Baja California typically prompt rapid response from prosecutors, who rely heavily on tips from the public to locate vulnerable individuals.
Baja California’s state attorney general’s office regularly issues these alerts through local media and social media channels. The office asks that anyone who recognizes Núñez Santellano or has information about her whereabouts contact the Fiscalía immediately at (646) 152-2500, extensions 2559 and 2560. The phone line accepts calls around the clock.
Anyone in the Ensenada area who may have seen the girl is urged not to approach her directly but instead to call authorities with a location and description of the circumstances. Tips can be provided anonymously.
This report is based on information published by Ensenada.net.