News Summary
The Detroit Police Department is actively searching for missing children, including a recently found 3-year-old boy and a 14-year-old, Jabarri Graham. Parents are urged to remain vigilant and report any tips. The tragic case of 2-year-old Maxwell Anderson adds to the urgency, as his family grapples with his recent loss. Community involvement is critical in these searches, and law enforcement emphasizes the importance of timely information in locating missing children. The recent incidents highlight the need for increased safety measures in Detroit.
Detroit – Authorities in the Detroit area are actively seeking assistance from the public in locating missing children, including a young boy recently found and several ongoing cases of concern. The Detroit Police Department located a 3-year-old black boy at approximately 2 p.m. today near 7 Mile and Prevost. He was wearing a Superman t-shirt when he was discovered, and police are urging anyone who recognizes him to call 313-596-5800.
In addition to this case, there is a critical search for 14-year-old Jabarri Graham, who has been missing since Saturday, May 10, 2025. Jabarri was last seen in the 18600 block of San Juan Drive. He is described as 5’11” tall, weighing 150 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. At the time he went missing, he was wearing a burgundy jogging outfit and a white t-shirt. The Detroit Police Department urges anyone with information about Jabarri’s whereabouts to contact commander Donna McCord at 313-596-1240 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-SPEAKUP.
Concerns over missing children in the Detroit area are heightened by a distressing incident involving 2-year-old Maxwell Anderson, who was tragically found deceased in the Clinton River on June 16. Maxwell was reported missing by his family around 11 a.m. on Manse Street in Harrison Township. He was located shortly after 11:29 a.m. and transported to the hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. The Macomb County Sheriff’s Office has stated that an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Maxwell’s disappearance is currently ongoing.
In a separate case, a 4-year-old boy with autism from Inkster was successfully found safe early Thursday after being reported missing for over a day. The boy was located just after 2 a.m. on Thursday, although further details about the situation have not yet been disclosed.
The search for missing children has a significant emotional impact on families and the community, highlighting the importance of vigilance and cooperation among residents. Parents are reminded to keep a close eye on their children and report any suspicious behavior or information that might assist in the safe return of missing individuals.
As the search for Jabarri Graham continues, the police department has released a statement emphasizing the need for community involvement. Law enforcement has noted that timely information can make a crucial difference, and they encourage anyone who may have seen Jabarri or has any pertinent details to come forward.
While efforts to locate these children remain a priority, the recent tragedies also underscore the need for increased safety measures in the community. Authorities are urging everyone to stay vigilant and report any sightings or tips related to missing children.
The community is reminded that swift action can prove vital in these situations. Inquiries can also be directed to the appropriate numbers provided by law enforcement agencies to ensure that every effort is made in the search for these children and the prevention of further incidents.
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Additional Resources
- ClickOnDetroit: Detroit Police Seek Help for Missing Boy
- Detroit Free Press: Missing Toddler Found Deceased
- Detroit News: Harrison Township Toddler Found in Clinton River
- Fox2Detroit: Inkster Police Search for Missing Child
- ClickOnDetroit: Missing Toddler Found in Clinton River
- Wikipedia: Missing Children
