04-26-2011, 05:09 PM
this is somewhat confusing.
WDSU.com
NEW ORLEANS -- Police stepped up their search efforts Tuesday to find two brothers missing since Sunday.
The boys may have gone swimming in Lake Pontchartrain. Boats, helicopters and ground crews are searching the New Orleans East area where they were last seen.
Police are working in coordination with the fire department and family members as they search the water for any sign of the boys.
Aaronne Mitchell and Aaronne Russell, 13-year-old brothers by the same father, were last seen walking with two dogs on the levee on Hayne Boulevard and Bass Street on Easter Sunday.
They talked about going for a swim, and witnesses said they saw the boys at Lincoln Beach going into the water and then leaving.
On Tuesday, police had seven boats in the water with divers, as well as cadaver dogs searching the scene.
Police also conducted "walk and knocks" in neighborhoods, going door to door asking people if they had scene the boys or the dogs.
Family and friends also continued to canvas the neighborhood with their own fliers. The family held a prayer vigil Tuesday morning, and they planned to hold another one at 7 p.m. Tuesday night, at the intersection of Hayne and Bass.
http://www.wdsu.com/r/27678354/detail.html
WDSU.com
NEW ORLEANS -- Police stepped up their search efforts Tuesday to find two brothers missing since Sunday.
The boys may have gone swimming in Lake Pontchartrain. Boats, helicopters and ground crews are searching the New Orleans East area where they were last seen.
Police are working in coordination with the fire department and family members as they search the water for any sign of the boys.
Aaronne Mitchell and Aaronne Russell, 13-year-old brothers by the same father, were last seen walking with two dogs on the levee on Hayne Boulevard and Bass Street on Easter Sunday.
They talked about going for a swim, and witnesses said they saw the boys at Lincoln Beach going into the water and then leaving.
On Tuesday, police had seven boats in the water with divers, as well as cadaver dogs searching the scene.
Police also conducted "walk and knocks" in neighborhoods, going door to door asking people if they had scene the boys or the dogs.
Family and friends also continued to canvas the neighborhood with their own fliers. The family held a prayer vigil Tuesday morning, and they planned to hold another one at 7 p.m. Tuesday night, at the intersection of Hayne and Bass.
http://www.wdsu.com/r/27678354/detail.html