Lucas Rosales Missing – 7-year-old Lucas Rosales was reported missing on Saturday, April 29, 2023. According to his family, he was with his dad and siblings fishing by the bridge in Eastwood Metropark next to Eastwood lake and has been seen. He was last seen around 6:40 in the evening. He was wearing a white shirt and black pants.
He was described as being one meter tall, weighing sixty pounds, and having brown hair and eyes. The Dayton Police Department and the Dayton Fire Department have arrived at the area and are actively searching the river for him. There are over a hundred persons searching for Lucas, including personnel from the Dayton Police Department, the Five River MetroParks, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, and many volunteer search groups.
As the search for the missing person continues, Eastwood MetroPark will not be open to the public. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with the Dayton Police Department if you or anybody you know was in the area and saw or has seen him. His parents number is 937 963 4895.
RELATED ARTICLE: Missing Nora Cal found at Eastwood MetroPark
On Monday morning, search crews located the deceased corpse of a missing nine-year-old girl at Eastwood MetroPark. The victim was identified as Nora Cal, a resident of Dayton, by the Montgomery County Coroner. Nora was located by personnel at roughly 11 a.m., according to the captain of the Dayton Fire Department, Brad French. The location of the discovery was downstream from where she was initially reported missing.
On Saturday, emergency personnel were dispatched to the park in response to a complaint about four children who required assistance. The remaining three of the four youngsters were located and brought to safety. According to French, two of the youngsters were rescued by spectators who hauled them out of the water. At the very least two of the youngsters were brought to the emergency room. But on Saturday, the rescue workers were unable to proceed with their search because the river was in an unfavorable condition.
On Sunday, they got back to work on continuing the project. Benjamin Laprairie, a local resident who makes frequent trips to the park, offered to lend a hand with the search efforts when they asked for volunteers. According to him, the majority of individuals in the neighborhood are aware of how hazardous the water conditions may be.
At this point, the circumstances surrounding Nora’s passing have not been established with certainty.
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