Search continues for missing 6-year-old South Carolina girl
More than 250 officials are continuing to search for Faye Marie Swetlik, 6, who was last seen playing in her yard in Cayce, South Carolina.
Faye went missing after school about 3:45 p.m. Monday, according to WRDW.
The Cayce Department of Public Safety is reaching out on social media for any tips about the first grader, using the hashtag #PrayforFaye.
There are more than 250 of the best and bravest from agencies across the country looking for #FayeSwetlik right now. Keep praying. Keep sharing. Keep calling 803-205-4444 if you have any information. #PrayforFaye @LCSD_News @SpringdalePDSC @ColumbiaPDSC @westcolumbiapd pic.twitter.com/B4Gwzz1HSf
— Cayce Public Safety (@Cayce_DPS) February 11, 2020
If you have any tips for @CityofCayce, if you are in the Churchill Heights neighborhood and have and security camera footage, and most importantly if you see 6-year-old Faye Swetlik, please contact their command center at this dedicated hotline - 803-205-4444. #PrayforFaye pic.twitter.com/xis057IA0u
— City of West Cola (@WestColumbiaSC) February 11, 2020
#PrayForFaye Search for missing child: Authorities release photo showing missing 6-year-old South Carolina girl getting off the school bus shortly before she vanished. https://t.co/pXJsfHvb1J pic.twitter.com/47y44jncu0
— FOX 46 Charlotte (@FOX46News) February 11, 2020
Faye has strawberry blond hair and blue eyes. She is 3 foot, 10 inches and weighs 65 pounds. On Monday before her disappearance, she wore a black shirt with neon colors, a floral skirt and polka dot boots. Faye also reportedly has a speech impediment and is lactose intolerant.
Police have contacted all known relatives and are using social media, an active hotline and flyers to spread awareness.
"We will be here until we find Faye. Our work will continue until we determine what happened here." — Lexington County Sheriff's Department spokesman Adam Myrick
According to officials, the case does not qualify for an Amber Alert, but her information has been entered into The National Crime Information Center as a missing person.
It hasn’t been reported if anyone was home at the time of Faye’s disappearance. Her family involved the police at 5 p.m. Monday.
Authorities request any tips or relevant surveillance footage be submitted. You can follow the Cayce Department of Public Safety on Twitter or use the hotline at 803-205-4444.
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