Three kids found after search teams dispatched

    A multitude of search teams were dispatched Sunday afternoon to look for three young boys who went missing south of Washington earlier that day. The three boys were found just a few hours after the search began and were returned to their family.

    The dispatch center in Washington received a call from the 2900 block of Highway 1 at approximately 4 p.m. Sunday stating that three boys aged 7, 9 and 10 were missing. Local authorities were called to search for the boys including the fire departments from Washington, Brighton, Crawfordsville and Ainsworth. Some search parties drove around in search of the boys while others searched for them on foot.

    A ?Child Alert? was sent to hundreds of homes in the area where the children were believed to be missing. A child alert is a telephone call with a recorded voice instructing anyone who has information about the missing person to contact the proper authorities.

For the full story, see the Nov. 16 edition of The Washington Evening Journal