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Missing Child Awareness | Lakehills, Texas

AMBER Alert Issued for Gabriela Cabrera, 17, Missing From Lakehills, Texas

NCMEC’s active-alert record lists the teenager as missing since November 6. Anyone who sees her should call 911; information can also be reported to the Bandera County Sheriff’s Office.

By Michael L. Hamilton II · The Texas Public Record

LAKEHILLS, Texas — An AMBER Alert has been issued for Gabriela Cabrera, 17, who was reported missing from Lakehills on November 6, according to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

Gabriela Cabrera, 17, in the official photograph released with her NCMEC AMBER Alert.
Gabriela Cabrera in the official photograph released with NCMEC’s AMBER Alert. Reproduced without alteration.

NCMEC’s live Active AMBER Alerts data listed Gabriela’s case on November 7. Its individual alert record identifies the Bandera County Sheriff’s Office as the law-enforcement contact.

Gabriela is described as 5 feet tall and approximately 110 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a blue jean jacket and blue jeans and carrying a black backpack.

The official alert includes a photograph to help the public recognize her. The record reviewed by The Texas Public Record does not identify a suspect or vehicle or explain the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. Those details should not be assumed.

How to report information

If you see Gabriela, call 911.

Anyone with information that could help locate her can also contact:

NCMEC’s Active AMBER Alerts directory provides access to its current alert listings. Its reporting instructions explain how to report a sighting through an individual poster.

Sharing Gabriela’s official photograph and verified identifying information may help reach someone who recognizes her. Report information directly to authorities rather than publicly circulating unverified sightings or allegations.

The Texas Public Record will update this report if authoritative information establishes a material change. Consult the current official alert before resharing.

SOURCES

Verified through: November 7, 2026.

EDITORIAL NOTICE: This report reflects the official information available when reviewed. Alert status can change. Removal of a public listing alone does not establish recovery, safety or case closure. Submit documented correction or clarification requests through The Texas Public Record’s corrections page. Material errors will be corrected transparently.

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