Where is details on Missing San Angelo ISD boy found at school?”
SAN ANGELO, Texas — A report that a 10-year-old boy was missing spurred a hunt that involved authorities combing through neighborhoods and calling in a helicopter for air surveillance. The boy, Tomas Salazar, was found at Lamar Elementary School on Tuesday morning, according to a San Angelo Police Department news release. It appeared he stayed the night with a friend. Authorities and family searched unsuccessfully for Tomas on Monday night when they believed he was missing. Police put out a missing child notice about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday. He was found at school about an hour and a half later. The San Angelo Independent School District declined to comment. Police spokesman Lt. Curtis Milbourn said there are “no hard and fast rules” when it comes to dealing with missing children. What police find out from the family determines the steps they take afterward. He said the child is almost always found inside the residence. Officers question family members to see if the juvenile is having proble
From gosanangelo.com: Missing San Angelo boy found at school Child had spent night at a friend’s home SAN ANGELO, Texas — A report that a 10-year-old boy was missing spurred a hunt that involved authorities combing through neighborhoods and calling in a helicopter for air surveillance. The boy, Tomas Salazar, was found at Lamar Elementary School on Tuesday morning, according to a San Angelo Police Department news release. It appeared he stayed the night with a friend. Authorities and family searched unsuccessfully for Tomas on Monday night when they believed he was missing. Police put out a missing child notice about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday. He was found at school about an hour and a half later. The San Angelo Independent School District declined to comment. Police spokesman Lt. Curtis Milbourn said there are “no hard and fast rules” when it comes to dealing with missing children. What police find out from the family determines the steps th
