Police in Olympia locate two 11-year-old runaways

Seattle, WALocal News

The Olympia Police Department (OPD) issued a call for public help in locating two missing 11-year-old boys who had reportedly run away. They provided detailed descriptions, including height, hair color, and last known clothing, to assist the community in the search. Fortunately, both boys were found safe the following day, alleviating concerns for their well-being. This incident underscores the importance of community engagement in local law enforcement efforts, particularly regarding child safety. It serves as a reminder for parents to maintain open communication with their children about safety and potential dangers.

The OPD's proactive response exemplifies how local law enforcement can rely on community support in urgent situations, inviting reflection on the ongoing challenges of child safety in today's environment. Community members are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to authorities promptly.

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