Black and Missing
Update: Cashawn Ashley Sims, Fitness Influencer, Found Safe
Fitness influencer Cashawn Ashley Sims, who had been reported missing, was found at a Los Angeles area hospital in good condition.
Update: Fitness influencer Cashawn Ashley Sims, who had been reported missing, was found at a Los Angeles area hospital in good condition, sheriff’s department said Thursday.
Cashawn Ashley Sims was reported missing on Sept 8th
Sims, 30, was last seen in Duarte, California, on Sept. 8, according to police, who said her family was concerned for her well-being.
Her family was concerned with her wellbeing and asked for the public’s help.
Her sister, Ca’rynn Sims, posted to Instagram on Tuesday, asking her followers to be on the lookout for Sims.
“I never thought there’d come a day of me posting a missing flyer for my sister. We want her covered in prayers, God’s grace and to know that she is whole, well and alive,” Ca’rynn Sims wrote.
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