The Antelope Valley Times

Your community. Your issues. Your news.

  • Home
  • Latest News
  • Local
    • Palmdale
    • Lancaster
    • Los Angeles County
    • Littlerock
    • Lake Los Angeles
    • Rosamond
    • Edwards AFB
    • Acton
  • Crime
  • Politics
  • Education
  • Health
  • Business
  • Opinion
    • Advertise
    • About
    • Contact Us
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    Show Search

Missing sisters found safe

by City News Service • November 30, 2017

LANCASTER – Two girls who went missing Monday evening in the Lancaster area after an argument with their mother were back home Thursday morning, and their father was in custody for allegedly hiding them.

The girls, 11-year-old Relinne Harris and her sister, 12-year-old Derinne Harris, were returned home unharmed Wednesday night after being missing for two days, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Their father, 30-year-old Deshaun Carter, was arrested on suspicion of child concealment.

Carter was booked at the Lancaster Sheriff’s Station at 9:48 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 29, and jailed in lieu of $40,000, according to the LASD inmate information system.

The girls left their Lancaster home in the 4700 block of West Avenue J7 Monday night after they had an argument with their mother, authorities said. They and their father were found in Los Angeles County, but details about the investigation or Carter’s arrest were not immediately available.

After the girls absconded, their father’s last address was reported to be in Oregon.

Previous related story: Help Lancaster detectives find 2 missing sisters

Filed Under: Crime/ Safety, Lancaster

Recent Comments

  • Tim Scott on Circus Vargas returns to Palmdale Aug. 19 with a new production: “PETA will want them for evidence. Poor donkey.” Aug 9, 17:17
  • Frank Rizzo on Circus Vargas returns to Palmdale Aug. 19 with a new production: “Sure thing!” Aug 9, 16:58
  • Frank Rizzo on Judge denies re-sentencing bid for Palmdale mother convicted in toddler’s death: “My dad used to beat me with a broom stick. Now I sit on av times all day and harass…” Aug 9, 16:56
  • ACE on Fatal motorcycle crashes on the rise, local authorities issue safety tips for riding and driving: “THE NUMBER ONE SAFETY RULE FOR RIDING MOTORCYCLES IS… NEVER..! GET OFF OF THE MOTORCYCLE UNTIL IT COMPLETELY STOPS MOVING……” Aug 9, 16:53
  • ACE on Circus Vargas returns to Palmdale Aug. 19 with a new production: “WILL PALMDALE MAYOR JIM LEDFORD BE THE GUEST MASTER OF CEREMONIES..? ***” Aug 9, 16:45

Copyright © 2022 · The AV Times LLC. All rights reserved. Terms of Use