News Summary
The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office is asking for public assistance in locating 15-year-old Jeremiah Donnell Byas, reported missing since June 10. Last seen in the Seabrook area, Byas indicated on June 12 he intended to return but hasn’t made contact since. The Sheriff’s Office urges anyone with information to help by calling their non-emergency line.
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The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office is actively seeking public assistance in locating 15-year-old Jeremiah Donnell Byas, who has been reported as a runaway since June 10. Family members last saw Byas in the Seabrook area on the same day before he went missing.
Byas communicated with his family on the evening of June 12, indicating that he intended to return home. However, as of the latest report, he has not yet returned or made further contact with his family.
Described as standing 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing approximately 150 pounds, Byas was last seen wearing a distinct outfit comprising a white shirt with black spots, a black coat, and black pants. His appearance may help in recognizing him should anyone come across him.
Details of the Case
The search for Jeremiah Byas began shortly after he was reported missing on June 10. Concern for his well-being prompted family members to reach out to local law enforcement, leading to the initiation of an investigation. While he has maintained limited communication with his family, their last interaction did not yield a definitive plan for his return.
The Sheriff’s Office is committing resources to this case and is making a public appeal for any information regarding Byas’s whereabouts. They urge anyone who may have seen him or knows anything about his current situation to come forward.
Members of the community are encouraged to act if they recognize the missing teen or have any other relevant details. The public can reach the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office by calling their non-emergency dispatch line at 843-524-2777.
Background Context
Missing person cases can be especially alarming for families and the community. The sudden disappearance of a young individual can instill fear, and the urgency to locate them becomes paramount. In many instances, swift action by the public can lead to successful outcomes in locating missing persons.
Jeremiah Byas’s case highlights the importance of community involvement in ensuring the safety of all citizens, particularly children and teens. The collaborative efforts between law enforcement and community members are crucial in resolving such situations effectively.
As the investigation continues, authorities are hopeful that renewed public awareness will assist in locating Jeremiah soon. Keeping a watchful eye and reporting any leads can significantly contribute to bringing him back home safely.
In summary, Jeremiah Donnell Byas is still missing, and the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office is imploring anyone who knows of his whereabouts to help. Time is of the essence, and every piece of information can potentially make a difference in bringing this young man home.
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