Shreveport Police Ask for Public Help Finding Missing 14 Year Old Last Seen Thursday on Marion Street

SHREVEPORT, LA — Shreveport police are asking residents to help find a 14-year-old who has been reported missing after he was last seen Thursday in the city. The Shreveport Police Department said Teaundre Mack was in the 2300 block of Marion Street when he was last known to be there.

Investigators have not released information about where he may have gone or what may have happened before he disappeared. For now, police are relying on the public to help piece together his movements and identify any leads that could point to his location.

Authorities are urging anyone with information to contact the department directly as the search continues.

Police describe the missing teen and ask residents to look closely

Mack is described as 5 feet, 6 inches tall and about 140 pounds. Police said he has black hair and brown eyes.

That description may help neighbors, business owners, and anyone who was in the area on Thursday recognize him or remember seeing someone matching his appearance. Even small details can matter in a missing-person case, especially when investigators have not shared a broader timeline.

The department has not said whether Mack was reported missing by family, whether he was believed to be with anyone else, or whether he may have traveled on foot or by car.

Last known location centers the search on Marion Street

The last confirmed location places the case in the 2300 block of Marion Street, a stretch police are likely treating as an important starting point for the investigation. That information gives the public and investigators a specific area to review for witnesses, security cameras, or other possible clues.

Police did not provide more detail about the circumstances around the disappearance. They have also not said when exactly Mack was last seen on Thursday or whether there were any signs that pointed to an emergency.

In cases like this, officers often rely on tips from people who were in the neighborhood during the same period. Police have not announced any additional search operations or recovery efforts.

How the public can share tips with investigators

Anyone who knows where Mack is or has information that could help locate him is asked to call the Shreveport Police Department at 318-673-7300. Authorities are encouraging people to pass along anything relevant, even if it seems minor.

Tips from the public can help investigators build a clearer picture of where the teen may have been after he was last seen. That can include sightings, conversations, vehicle information, or other details that may not have seemed important at the time.

Police are asking the community to help spread the word so the information reaches as many people as possible.

Missing child cases often depend on quick community awareness

When a young teenager is reported missing, time and visibility can be critical. The more widely a description is shared, the greater the chance that someone recognizes the person and contacts authorities with useful information.

Police did not provide any indication that Mack has been found, and they have not released further updates about the status of the search. The department’s request suggests investigators want to expand awareness beyond the immediate neighborhood where he was last seen.

Community members who regularly drive, walk, or work in the area may be in a position to help by reviewing whether they saw someone matching his description on Thursday.

What investigators have and have not said so far

The department has confirmed Mack’s name, age, physical description, and last known location. Those details form the basis of the public appeal and give residents concrete information to use if they think they saw him.

At the same time, police have not released any explanation for the disappearance or said whether they suspect foul play. They also have not shared whether there are specific places they are checking or whether family members are assisting in the search.

For now, the case remains active, with police relying on tips from the public to move it forward.