The two girls have been missing from McGregor since Wednesday, police said.
Aysha Cross and Emiliee Solomon were reported missing since Wednesday by the McGregor Police Department. Both are 14.Two teenage girls have been missing since Wednesday from a Central Texas city and authorities are worried.
Aysha Cross and Emiliee Solomon, both 14, were identified by McGregor police in an AMBER Alert issued Monday. The alert does not detail an abduction, but said they were taken from McGregor, a city just west of Waco, and could be in grave or imminent danger.Emiliee is 5-feet, 1-inch tall and weighs 175 pounds. She also has brown hair and brown eyes.
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