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Texas Missing Child Awareness · Richmond

Missing From Richmond: Help Keep Hermi Romero Visible

The 17-year-old was last seen September 28. The official missing-child poster remains available through the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

By Michael L. Hamilton IIThe Texas Public RecordOctober 4, 2026
TPR missing-child awareness graphic featuring Hermi Romero’s official photograph. Age 17; missing from Richmond since September 28, 2026. NCMEC 2103155; NCIC M609156361. Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office: 281-342-3411.
TPR awareness graphic supplied by the publication owner. Photograph matched to NCMEC’s official poster. Richmond imagery provides city context, not a confirmed sighting location. Select to view full size.

Hermi Romero is 17 years old and has been missing from Richmond, Texas, since September 28, 2026.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children maintains a public missing-child poster for Hermi.

According to NCMEC, Hermi may still be in the local area or may travel to Houston, Texas, or New York.

Those are possible destinations identified by NCMEC — not confirmed whereabouts.

Please look closely at Hermi’s official photograph. Someone who recognizes Hermi may have information that can help authorities.

HAVE INFORMATION?

Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office:
281-342-3411

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children:
1-800-843-5678
1-800-THE-LOST

Immediate sighting or emergency:
911

NCMEC: 2103155
NCIC: M609156361

Official NCMEC case:

View Hermi’s official NCMEC photograph and poster

Do not attempt to independently locate or confront anyone. Report information directly to authorities.

HELP KEEP HERMI VISIBLE.

#MissingChild #HermiRomero #RichmondTexas #TexasPublicRecord

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Verification date: October 4, 2026. Check the live NCMEC poster for updates.

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