Jazlynn Isabelle Torres Gomez was publicly listed as a missing 15-year-old girl from Las Vegas, Nevada, in notices circulated in 2026. Early missing-child alerts identified her as Hispanic, with black hair and brown eyes, and stated that she had been missing from Las Vegas since February 16, 2026. Those alerts asked the public to treat even the smallest detail as potentially important, emphasizing that information about her whereabouts, recent contacts, or anything unusual around the time she
was last known to be safe could help investigators and organizations working to bring her home.
The earliest online notices tied to the February date directed tips to the Boulder City Police Department in Nevada at 702-293-9224, and public reposts of the alert repeated the same core information: Jazlynn Torres Gomez, age 15, missing from Las Vegas, Nevada, with the missing date listed as February 16, 2026. These sparse public alerts did not provide a detailed account of what she was wearing, who she may have been with, whether she left on foot or in a vehicle, or what circumstances led to the report. What they did make clear was that she was a child whose absence required public attention, and that authorities were asking anyone with knowledge of her location to come forward.
Later online records show that Jazlynn’s case also appeared in National Center for Missing & Exploited Children materials under the name Jazlynn Isabelle Torres Gomez, with the NCMEC case number 2084603 and NCIC number M078874803. That later poster listed Las Vegas, Nevada, as the missing location and identified the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department as the law-enforcement contact at 702-828-3111. The NCMEC notice listed a later missing date of April 8, 2026, which differs from the February 16, 2026 date used in earlier public alerts; the available online sources reviewed do not explain the reason for that difference.
The public-facing record therefore tells a limited but serious story: Jazlynn was a 15-year-old Las Vegas child whose name appeared in missing-child alerts first connected to February 16, 2026, and later in broader missing-child listings connected to April 8, 2026. Across those notices, the consistent details are her name, age, Las Vegas location, and the urgent request for public assistance. In compassionate overview, this case is about a young girl whose absence prompted public alerts, law-enforcement contact information, and appeals for anyone with information to speak up; despite the limited details available online, the heart of the case remains the same—Jazlynn Torres Gomez was reported missing from Las Vegas, Nevada, and the public was asked to help provide the information needed to clarify what happened and help locate her.Last Seen: Feb 16, 2026
