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Case Description

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In the coastal city of North Miami Beach, Florida, a family's sense of security was shattered when 14-year-old Sebaisten Lafond was reported missing on Thursday, September 10, 2026. The young male, known affectionately as "SB" to his friends and family, was last seen in the North Miami Beach area. Details surrounding his disappearance have painted a concerning picture for both his loved ones and the investigators handling his case. On the day he went missing, Sebaisten was dressed in a black long-sleeved shirt that featured a graphic design with blue writing on the back, black pants, and a pair of distinctive red and white sneakers. He was also carrying a brown backpack.

The circumstances of Sebaisten's disappearance are particularly troubling. He was last observed leaving in a white and blue sedan, identified as a Freebee rideshare vehicle. This detail has become a critical piece of information for the North Miami Beach Police Department, which is leading the investigation. The department has been actively seeking any information that could lead to Sebaisten's whereabouts and has urged the public to come forward with any potential leads. The case has been entered into national databases for missing persons as law enforcement continues their efforts to locate the teenager.

The North Miami Beach Police Department is the primary agency investigating the disappearance of Sebaisten Lafond. They have encouraged anyone with information to contact them directly. The investigation into what happened to the 14-year-old on that September day continues, as a community holds out hope for his safe return. The case serves as a somber reminder of the urgency and gravity of missing persons investigations and the critical role the public can play in bringing a child home.

Last Seen: Sep 10, 2026

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