Drones, K-9 Units, and Foot Patrols Deployed in Hunt for Orden Passo David
In a coordinated effort, the Royal Police Force is intensifying its search efforts for 33-year-old Orden “Passo” David, who has been reported missing.
The Minister of Legal Affairs and Justice was briefed via telephone by the Deputy Police Commissioner about the ongoing search operations.
According to the police, search teams have been deployed daily, employing resources such as the K-9 Unit, drones, and foot patrols in various locations. Efforts are being made to leave no stone unturned in their quest to locate the missing individual.
Family members of David expressed their gratitude for the extensive support received from the community and law enforcement during this challenging time.
The report regarding the search was communicated to the minister around midday, with operations expected to continue into the afternoon as the police remain dedicated to finding David.
Authorities urge anyone with information related to David’s whereabouts to come forward to assist in the ongoing search efforts.
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