An eight-year-old non-verbal boy who was reported missing in Regina has been found safe after a significant search effort by police and community members. The Regina Police Service deployed approximately 80 officers to locate the child, who went missing yesterday. The search involved extensive ground and air operations, as well as coordination with local residents who joined the effort.
Community involvement
Community members played a crucial role in the search, with many volunteering to help comb through neighborhoods and parks. Police thanked the public for their assistance, noting that the swift response likely contributed to the positive outcome. The boy was located in good health and has been reunited with his family.
Details of the search
Officers used drones, canine units, and patrols to cover a wide area. The search focused on areas near the boy's home and known play spots. Police emphasized the importance of community vigilance in such cases.
No further details about the boy's condition or the circumstances of his disappearance have been released. The investigation is ongoing.
