Philadelphia homicide detectives now assisting in search for missing woman Kada Scott

But we begin with a Philadelphia family anxious for answers as they search for a loved one, a missing loved one. Family members of 23-year-old Kada Scott say they just want her home. >> Yeah, their desperate plea comes as police tell us the homicide unit is now helping with this investigation. Action News reporter Becca Hendrickson spoke with the family this afternoon. She joins us now live with more on what they're saying. Becca, >> Brian and Sarah, everyone just wants answers in this case. They want to know what happened to Kada Scott. Police saying the homicide unit is now involved even though this isn't a homicide investigation at this point. Police say these are the most experienced detectives on the force and they will leave no stone unturned. >> I love her. She's a great person. >> A plea from a father who's now been searching for his daughter for 10 days. 23-year-old Kada Scott went missing Saturday, October 4th. She was last seen going to an overnight shift at her job in Chestnut Hill. She never made it home. >> A lot of friends, family, um again, a very creative, ambitious young lady, and uh we just went home safely. >> Last Friday, there was a massive police search involving hundreds of cadets, canines, and drones at Aubberry Arboritum. Police say evidence led them there, but the search for Kada came up empty. The night before, police searched a home on the 5,500 block of Belmar Terrace in Southwest Philadelphia. Kada's friends and family have been out searching, too. >> Cameras the neighborhoods any leads we could possibly get so we could forward to police in hopes of getting my daughter back home. >> The 23-year-old was last seen wearing black scrubs. She had reported being harassed before she went missing. Her vehicle was still at her job as the investigation into her disappearance started and her phone was dead, which both her family and police say was troubling. >> Unable to call, text, that's just not her personality, especially not checking with me or her mom or her little sister to just let us know she's okay. So, it's definitely unusual. >> Now, as the search is well into its second week, her family is anxious for answers and pleading for anyone who may know anything to come forward. You never know what little small mini information may apply to the big picture, the puzzle that may actually get K home. So, whatever you think can help, call in, report it to the police department. That might be the piece that they're looking for. >> Now, police have also said that the family started a GoFundMe. They say that any money raised there is going to go to the person who can bring credible information that leads them to Kada. Live here at police headquarters, Becca Hendrickson, Channel 6 Action News. sprinter. >> Okay, that search intensifying.