12-Year-Old Mekhi Stewart Missing From Bowie Since Feb. 14

Prince George’s County Police Department is asking the public’s assistance in finding 12-year-old Mekhi Stewart, who was last seen on February 14, 2026, at approximately 3:30 p.m. in the 3200 block of Saville Lane in Bowie. The department posted the alert on its blog under the headline “PGPD Searches for Missing Child” on Sunday, February 15, 2026.

“Mekhi is a Black male, who is approximately 5'1" tall and 115 pounds,” the PGPD post states, providing the official physical description investigators are circulating to patrols and partners. Authorities say he was last seen wearing a grey hoodie, black sweatpants, and colorful sneakers.

The police blog directs tips to investigators: “Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the Prince George’s County Police Department’s Missing Persons Section at 301-772-8970.” Community postings shared alongside the official appeal also urge immediate action in the event of a sighting; a local nonprofit that republished the alert advised, “If located, please call 911.”

Local group A Voice For The Voiceless, Inc., based in Bowie, amplified the alert on Facebook and Instagram, listing Mekhi’s age, the Feb. 14 time and Saville Lane location and repeating the 5'1", 115-pound description. The Facebook post, captioned “MISSING CHILD ALERT: Mekhi Stewart,” urged residents to share the notice and stressed that “Every share increases visibility and helps keep his name and face circulating in the community.” The captured post showed 413 reactions, 103 comments, and 708 shares at the time it was recorded.

Community members responded in the Facebook thread with prayers and appeals for Mekhi’s safe return. One commenter, Alex Branco, wrote, “Father Lord Jesus, we pray for the protection of Mekhi Stewart and bring him home safely to his family. In Jesus Holy Name, Amen.” Another, Valorie Clowers, posted, “Praying for his rapid and safe return home.”

Prince George’s County residents who may have seen Mekhi on or after Feb. 14 in the Saville Lane area, or who have any information relevant to the case, are asked to contact the PGPD Missing Persons Section at 301-772-8970. If someone believes the child is in immediate danger, community posts and the nonprofit’s alert instruct people to call 911. The department’s Feb. 15 blog post remains the official public notice for this ongoing missing-person investigation.