Khalani Kane was described by police as 5′4″ tall, 135 pounds, with short red hair, and brown eyes.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland Police asked the community to help find missing and endangered 14-year-old Khalani Kane, who was last seen on March 23.
Police said she was last seen at her home in the 2700 block of Marvin Avenue wearing an orange hoodie, gray pants, and black slide shoes.Detectives said this was the only photo provided by the family:Call the Cleveland Division of Police Second District Detective Unit at 216-623-2755 or police dispatch at 216-621-1234 if you see her or know where she may be.
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