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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP149625) and 1 other source
Sixteen-year-old Samaiya Brown was last seen on June 28, 2025, in Atascocita, an unincorporated community in northeast Harris County, Texas. According to public case information entered in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System she told loved ones she planned to travel to Minnesota and return before the school year began, but no further contact has been reported since that day. NamUs serves as the federal clearinghouse where law enforcement and families can publish and search missing-person cases nationwide, helping agencies coordinate and share details across jurisdictions.

Her case lists Harris County Constable’s Office, Precinct 4, as the investigating agency. Precinct 4 patrols the Atascocita/Humble area and maintains a Records & Public Information Division in Spring, Texas, where members of the public can direct record-related inquiries as permitted by Texas law. The agency’s public site provides its main address and contact details for follow-up with investigators.

NamUs is designed to capture essential descriptors that can aid recognition—age, sex, race/ethnicity, physical characteristics, and any distinguishing features—as well as what the person was last known to be wearing and the circumstances of disappearance. These standardized entries help amplify awareness and keep critical facts consistent as information circulates between local, state, and federal partners. Families are encouraged to work with the assigned agency and ensure that all available identifiers are included and updated in the NamUs record so tips can be evaluated quickly.

Anyone who may have seen Samaiya after June 28 in or beyond the Atascocita area, or who has information about travel toward Minnesota around that time, can share tips with Harris County Precinct 4 so they reach the investigators managing the case. When contacting authorities, referencing the active NamUs listing and the investigating agency helps ensure that information is routed to the correct detectives. The precinct’s website lists current public contact information for its office.

Last Seen: Jun 28, 2025

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