Falmouth Teen with Special Needs Found Safe After Being Reported Missing
Police have confirmed that 13-year-old Shawn “Ezekiel” Chiddick of Falmouth has been safely located after being reported missing last Friday.
Shawn, who has special needs, was last seen leaving his Falmouth home around 4:30 p.m. on 5th September.
Authorities have not disclosed the exact location or circumstances of where he was found, but they confirmed that his family has been notified and he is safe.
The police had appealed to the public for assistance in locating the boy during the search.
Officials have not indicated whether any further investigation is underway, but expressed gratitude for the support and concern from the community.
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