Police issue warrant for man in connection to UFC fighter's missing stepdaughter; the man had been out on bond for kidnapping and attempted murder.
Auburn Police Chief Paul Register told reporters Thursday that they were looking into whether Blanchard might have known Yazeed.
Register emphasized that Yazeed should be considered armed and dangerous. The public is asked to contact authorities immediately upon sighting Yazeed or Blanchard. Authorities have said they believe Blanchard has been harmed and suspect foul play in her disappearance after the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences examined evidence from Blanchard’s 2017 Honda CR-V.
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