Help EHT, NJ, Police Find This Teenage Girl & Elder Man Found

A 14-year-old girl has been reported to be missing by the Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey Police Department.

Here is the Egg Harbor Township Police Department Police Department communication on this missing person as follows:

On December 12, 2024, at approximately 4:30 PM,, Nala Monsegue-Parker (14 yoa) was reported missing from her residence. Nala is approximately 5'4" tall and weighs approximately 135 lbs. She was last seen wearing a black marvel hooded sweatshirt, light green jeans, and red and white "Air Force One" sneakers. Anyone that locates Nala is asked to contact the Egg Harbor Township Police Department at 609-927-5200, wrote the Egg Harbor Township Police Department.

The Egg Harbor Township Police Department has provided this photo of the missing 14-year-old girl, in order to help the public help them.

Egg Harbor Township Police Department photo via Facebook.

In a separate missing person’s case, The Egg Harbor Township Police have had a very happy ending when a 90-year-old man (Herschel Saylor) … who had been missing … was located after an exhaustive search in the woods … in the cold as follows.

Here is how the Egg Harbor Township Police Department did it:

After an extensive search, Egg Harbor Township Police K-9 Officer William Burns and his K9 partner "Odin", along with Atlantic County Sheriff's K-9 Officer Joseph Kleinow and his K9 partner "Keeper", tracked to a heavily wooded thick brush area between two fences separating ExcelCare and Harrison Beverage. With the assistance of Drone Surveillance and both K-9's, the victim was then located by Officer Dominik Newman of the Egg Harbor Township Police Department approximately 1000 feet into the brush between the two properties. Mr. Saylor was subsequently carried out of the wooded area by Patrol Officers, turned over to Egg Harbor Township EMS and transported to Atlantic City Medical Center for evaluation of non-life-threatening injuries, said the Egg Harbor Township Police Department.

SOURCE: Captain Michael Finnerty, Egg Harbor Township Police Department.