No operation name published — discovery record #435
Hall was handled by the state's Missing Endangered Persons Information Clearinghouse.
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Hall was handled by the state's Missing Endangered Persons Information Clearinghouse.
Child was safely recovered after Amber alert.
Investigators recovered the 16-year-old girl and a 7-month-old child at a residence in east Toledo. A 14-year-old girl was recovered during a traffic stop in south Toledo, authorities said. “These children are in a safe place tonight and that’s what matters most,” U.S. Marshal Pete Elliott said.
After the Amber alert was issued, leads helped Law Enforcement to locate the subject.
A child went missing and was rapidly recovered by authorities.
As crews searched the surrounding densely wooded terrain, Trooper Timothy Fanion found the boy safe and unharmed in the woods around 1 p.m. The child was quickly reunited with his family.
Child safely recovered by authorities.
Children were safely recovered.
The effort, named The Long Island Missing Child Rescue Operation, brought together more than 100 professionals from nearly 40 state agencies.
The children were safely located on Tuesday, Sept. 16, and returned to their father.
Through a joint investigative effort between the United States Marshals Service’s District of Maine, District of Massachusetts, Auburn Police Department, and the Boston Police Department, investigators determined that the two children were in the Dorchester area. Later that afternoon, both were recovered without incident.
Press release and supporting evidence verified the operations success.
Created from a triaged discovery candidate. Further research is required against the source evidence. Triage note: The U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) Lone Star Fugitive Task Force (LSFTF), together with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, conducted Operation Lightning Bug II from August 10-31, resulting in the recovery or location of 45 missing and endangered children.
The U.S. Marshals Service and federal, state, and local partners located and recovered 79 reported missing and endangered children across Ohio during Operation Meridian in August 2026.
Created from a triaged discovery candidate. Further research is required against the source evidence. Triage note: Verified press report, no duplicate
Created from a triaged discovery candidate. Triage note: Verified press release of 13 children recovered, no duplicate. Record investigated and found to be accurate and supported by official press release.
Five-day Commonwealth-wide operation led by USMS Virginia districts with more than 60 investigators and Virginia social-services partners.
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