A Whittier family is desperately hoping for the return of Andrea Vasquez, the 19-year-old woman who was kidnapped during a shooting early Sunday morning.
Vasquez was last seen just after midnight in the parking lot of Penn Park, located at 13950 Penn Street, according to a statement from Whittier Police Department.
"The male witness ran from the location and upon his return, discovered blood near his vehicle and his female companion was missing," the statement said. Police also noted that she has a tattoo on the back of her neck that says"Edlyn," and a tattoo of the Aries constellation on her right hand. She also has a belly button piercing. "It's a pain nobody deserves," said her mother, Anna."She was my everything."
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