Update at 9:15 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 29 —
Julissa and Jalayha have been found, and are safe and in good health, according to the Pembroke Pines Police Department.
Police asked for the public's help Friday after the pair vanished in September.
Further details were not available.
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Police need the public's help in the search for a Pembroke Pines woman and her young daughter, who disappeared almost a month ago.
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Julissa Rivera, 27, and her 1-year-old daughter Jalayha Davis were last seen Sept. 30 at their apartment at 7777 Pines Boulevard, the Pembroke Pines Police Department said in a news release Friday.
The mom and daughter are considered endangered because they have not been found since they were reported missing on Oct. 19, police said.
Rivera's roommate, who wanted to stay anonymous, said she hasn't seen Rivera in weeks.
According to the roommate, Rivera had a history of domestic violence in her relationship. A police spokesperson said they’re not able to confirm any statements made about a history of domestic violence.
“Julissa, if you’re out there, just cooperate, at least for your daughter," the roommate said.
Anyone who may have information out there is encouraged to call Pembroke Pines police at 954-431-2200.
