A $5,000 reward is being offered to help solve the disappearance of Gabrielle Terrelonge. The 10-year-old girl was last seen getting off a Greyhound bus at the Florida Mall in Orlando on June 30, according to Broward County Crime Stoppers. At the request of the Margate Police Department, detectives from the Osceola Sheriff’s Office have canvassed abandoned hotels in the area of West U.S. 192, looking for Gabrielle. According to Osceola detectives, the family has been known to frequent this area in the past. The family has also been known to use Greyhound or Flixbus to travel between South and Central Florida, including Orlando and other parts of Orange County. Anyone with information about Gabby or her mother, Passha Davis, is asked to contact Crimestoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477).The Margate Police Department arrested Gabrielle’s mother on Oct. 17 for allegedly shoplifting at a Dollar Tree store, leading to her spending two weeks behind bars.During her incarceration, Gabrielle’s father, who resides in Central Florida, reported her missing on Oct. 29 after discovering that her mom was in Broward County jail. WESH 2 spoke with Gabrielle’s father, Gordon Terrelonge, who said, “I’ve been pretty much in my head thinking the worst. In a nightmare. I don’t want to believe it …”He said he last saw the 10-year-old with her mother, Passha Davis, around May. When he says he found them in Celebration. “All three of us, we lived in a hotel for the next three days. On the last day, she tried to leave,” he said. They had an argument, and he said Davis called the police “The police told me, well, we’ve seen that there’s a court case between y’all, and if you don’t leave her alone, we’re going to put you in jail. Put you back in jail. So they literally stood in front of me and told her to walk away,” he said. He said Davis and Gabby left, and he tried to catch up with them but didn’t find them.”That was the last time I seen them was that night the encounter with the police,” he said. Investigators reported that Davis and her daughter were last seen together at a Walmart in Hollywood, Florida, on June 21, captured by cameras in the checkout line.Gabrielle’s dad said at one point, investigators brought him in to talk with her mom. When he asked her where Gabby was, he said she told him he had her. “I said to her, well I don’t have Gabby, so regardless if you believe that’s the truth or not, I don’t have Gabby at all, and that’s a problem,” he said. “We need to find Gabby, and I got mad and started crying and tears and saying we need to find Gabby, and she just didn’t react. It was emotion … emotionless in her eyes.” Anyone with information leading to the arrest of anyone involved in Gabrielle’s disappearance is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477) immediately.Gabrielle’s dad is asking for anyone who knows anything to speak up. “Just think about it. I’m her father. How … every single day that she’s missing, I won’t able to move on. Like, pretty much that’s my life you’re holding. I need it back. I need it back …” he said.CrimelineCrimeline’s mission is to increase the safety of the Central Florida community by assisting law enforcement agencies in removing undesirable individuals from the community, according to its mission statement>> Call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS (8477)>> Leave a tip onlineTips that lead to the felony arrest of suspects and/or the recovery of stolen property and drugs may be eligible for cash rewards of up to $1,000. All tips eligible for a reward are paid to tipsters using an anonymous process.Central Florida Crimeline began in July of 1977, originally named Crimewatch, modeled after the first Crime Stoppers program founded in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS (8477).
A $5,000 reward is being offered to help solve the disappearance of Gabrielle Terrelonge.
The 10-year-old girl was last seen getting off a Greyhound bus at the Florida Mall in Orlando on June 30, according to Broward County Crime Stoppers.
At the request of the Margate Police Department, detectives from the Osceola Sheriff’s Office have canvassed abandoned hotels in the area of West U.S. 192, looking for Gabrielle.
According to Osceola detectives, the family has been known to frequent this area in the past. The family has also been known to use Greyhound or Flixbus to travel between South and Central Florida, including Orlando and other parts of Orange County.
Anyone with information about Gabby or her mother, Passha Davis, is asked to contact Crimestoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477).
The Margate Police Department arrested Gabrielle’s mother on Oct. 17 for allegedly shoplifting at a Dollar Tree store, leading to her spending two weeks behind bars.
During her incarceration, Gabrielle’s father, who resides in Central Florida, reported her missing on Oct. 29 after discovering that her mom was in Broward County jail.
WESH 2 spoke with Gabrielle’s father, Gordon Terrelonge, who said,
“I’ve been pretty much in my head thinking the worst. In a nightmare. I don’t want to believe it …”
He said he last saw the 10-year-old with her mother, Passha Davis, around May. When he says he found them in Celebration.
“All three of us, we lived in a hotel for the next three days. On the last day, she tried to leave,” he said. They had an argument, and he said Davis called the police
“The police told me, well, we’ve seen that there’s a court case between y’all, and if you don’t leave her alone, we’re going to put you in jail. Put you back in jail. So they literally stood in front of me and told her to walk away,” he said.
He said Davis and Gabby left, and he tried to catch up with them but didn’t find them.
“That was the last time I seen them was that night the encounter with the police,” he said.
Investigators reported that Davis and her daughter were last seen together at a Walmart in Hollywood, Florida, on June 21, captured by cameras in the checkout line.
Gabrielle’s dad said at one point, investigators brought him in to talk with her mom. When he asked her where Gabby was, he said she told him he had her.
“I said to her, well I don’t have Gabby, so regardless if you believe that’s the truth or not, I don’t have Gabby at all, and that’s a problem,” he said. “We need to find Gabby, and I got mad and started crying and tears and saying we need to find Gabby, and she just didn’t react. It was emotion … emotionless in her eyes.”
Anyone with information leading to the arrest of anyone involved in Gabrielle’s disappearance is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477) immediately.
Gabrielle’s dad is asking for anyone who knows anything to speak up.
“Just think about it. I’m her father. How … every single day that she’s missing, I won’t able to move on. Like, pretty much that’s my life you’re holding. I need it back. I need it back …” he said.
Crimeline
Crimeline’s mission is to increase the safety of the Central Florida community by assisting law enforcement agencies in removing undesirable individuals from the community, according to its mission statement
>> Call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS (8477)
>> Leave a tip online
Tips that lead to the felony arrest of suspects and/or the recovery of stolen property and drugs may be eligible for cash rewards of up to $1,000. All tips eligible for a reward are paid to tipsters using an anonymous process.
Central Florida Crimeline began in July of 1977, originally named Crimewatch, modeled after the first Crime Stoppers program founded in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS (8477).
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