HUDSON, FL — A Florida Missing Child Alert has been issued for 17-year-old Lizarenee Robertson, who was last seen in Hudson, and the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office is asking the public for help locating her.
Deputies said Robertson was last seen near the intersection of Peter Max Boulevard and Oakwood Drive. Authorities have released a description of the teen and the clothing she was wearing when she disappeared, hoping someone in the area may recognize her or know where she went.
Anyone who sees Robertson or has information about her whereabouts is asked to call the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office at 727-847-8102 or dial 911 immediately.
What deputies say Robertson looked like when she was last seen
According to the sheriff’s office, Robertson is described as a Black female who stands 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs about 150 pounds. Deputies said she has black hair and brown eyes.
Officials also said her hair includes blonde highlights, and she may be wearing it in braids. That detail may help residents identify her if they saw someone matching her description in the Hudson area.
The clothing description is also part of the alert. Deputies said she was last seen wearing a black T-shirt, green gym shorts and black fuzzy slippers.
Where Robertson was last seen in Hudson
The sheriff’s office placed her last known location near Peter Max Boulevard and Oakwood Drive, a residential area in Hudson. That intersection is the key reference point deputies are using as they seek leads from the public.
Alerts like this are issued to widen the search quickly and encourage anyone with relevant information to come forward. In this case, officials have not publicly shared additional details about how Robertson became missing or where she may have been headed.
Residents who live, work or travel in the area may be especially important to the investigation if they saw a person matching the teen’s description near the intersection or along nearby streets.
How to report information to Pasco County authorities
The Pasco County Sheriff’s Office says tips should be called in right away at 727-847-8102. If Robertson is spotted and there is an immediate concern for her safety, people should call 911 instead of waiting to report it later.
Officials are relying on the public to help narrow down her movements after she was last seen. Even a small detail, such as a vehicle, direction of travel or clothing, could be useful to deputies working the case.
The Missing Child Alert remains the central public notice as authorities continue the search for the teenager.
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