TX TX - Natalie Driver, 13, Endangered, believed to be with Kyle Ryan Price, 18, no known vehicle, last seen at her home outside Salado, 17 Aug 2025

[Unalienable Rights]

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The Bell County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public's help in locating a missing endangered juvenile. Natalie Driver was last seen at her home outside of Salado on Sunday, August 17, 2025, in the late morning. Natalie is a 13-year-old, white female, 5'2”, 125 pounds, with brown hair and green eyes. She wears glasses and was last seen wearing a black shirt and shorts.

Natalie is believed to be with Kyle Ryan Price, an 18-year-old white male, who is 5’ 7” and 165 pounds. Price is listed in law enforcement records as having blonde hair and blue eyes. However, a recent booking photo from the Bell County Jail shows the
hair with a red tint.

There is no known vehicle that Price or Natalie has access to. However, Price is known to use ride-share applications for transport. Price has been known to be in the Temple area previously.

If you have information about Natalie's whereabouts, please contact the Bell County Sheriff’s Office at 254-933-5412 or call 911 in the event of an emergency.

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Sheriff's office seeks help in search for endangered girl, 13

BELTON — Bell County Sheriff's Office turned to the public for help Tuesday after a 13-year-old girl, who deputies believe to be endangered, was reported missing.

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The Bell County Sheriff’s Office believes Driver is with Kyle Ryan Price.

Deputies believe the 18 year old was previously seen in the Temple area. In 2024 Price was previously convicted of criminal trespassing and was sentenced to 30 days in jail by a Bell County judge.

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[GraceG]

Kyle has already spent time in jail and he's just 18. This action isn't going to help matters but if Natalie is his girlfriend, hopefully, he'll keep her safe.

Here is the court documentation for the case referenced in the post above. Note: The Bell County Court Website says there is a $5 charge for a civil record search but if you go down to the next paragraph, there's a link to a (FREE) online portal for the same info, you just don't get copies of it. Bell County, TX

24CCR04666 | State of Texas vs. KYLE PRICE
Court County Court at Law #2
File Date 07/25/2024
Case Type Misdemeanor Case Status Disposed
Defendant" PRICE, KYLE RYAN DOB XX/XX/2007

1 CRIMINAL TRESPASS 30.05(d)(1) Class B Misdemeanor 07/16/2024
Disposition Events
07/31/2024 Plea CRIMINAL TRESPASS Nolo Contedere
07/31/2024 Disposition CRIMINAL TRESPASS Convicted
07/31/2024 Sentenced - Local Jail (OCA)
Confinement to Commence: 07/31/2024
30 Days, County Jail, County Jail

 

[Unalienable Rights]

An Amber Alert was issued Wednesday evening, and she was found in Austin shortly after.

AMBER Alert leads to missing Salado teenager found

The Bell County Sheriff's Office said 13-year-old Natalie Driver was found Wednesday night.

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According to police, the teenager was found at 8:30 p.m. in Austin by the Austin Police Department and the Texas Department of Public Safety-Highway Patrol.

The Texas Rangers assisted the Bell County Sheriff’s Office, along with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The teenager is being brought back to Bell County by the Texas Highway Patrol to be reunited with her mother.

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This case remains under investigation, and the Bell County Sheriff’s Office is consulting with the District Attorney’s Office.

An AMBER Alert was issued on Wednesday after the teenager was last seen at her home outside of Salado on the late morning of Sunday, Aug. 17, according to police.

 

[GraceG]

This case remains under investigation, and the Bell County Sheriff’s Office is consulting with the District Attorney’s Office.

An AMBER Alert was issued on Wednesday after the teenager was last seen at her home outside of Salado on the late morning of Sunday, Aug. 17, according to police.

Kyle may still be in trouble with LE, especially given a prior record, even if for a non-violent offence Under Texas Penal Code § 25.06, it is considered a Class A misdemeanor to “harbor a runaway child” in certain situations. The law applies if:

• You know the child is under 18.
• You’re not the child’s parent or legal guardian, and
• You intentionally provide shelter without notifying the child’s parent, guardian, or local authorities.

Even if your intentions are good, failing to report a runaway’s location can have consequences. A conviction under this statute can result in up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $4,000.