SAN ANTONIO — Update:
Texas DPS confirmed Sunday evening that Savanna Cardenas has been found and the AMBER Alert issued has been discontinued.
Below is the previously reported story:
The Bandera County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a missing 15-year-old last seen in a Costco parking lot on San Antonio’s far west side last week.
Officials say Savanna Cardenas was last seen on the morning of June 13 at the Costco located on 191 West Loop 1604 South.
The suspect believed to be connected in the teen’s disappearance is an unknown female with blonde hair and between the ages of 45 to 50-years-old. Officials believe she is driving a silver Ford Fusion bearing unknown license plates.
Law enforcement officials say the teen could be in grave or immediate danger. If you have any information regarding Savanna’s whereabouts, you are urged to contact the Bandera County Sheriff’s Office at 830-796-3771.
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