04-26-2011, 05:12 PM
NOLA.com
New Orleans police are asking the public to help find two 13-year-old boys who have been missing since Sunday morning.
Aaronne "Lil Rony" Mitchell and Aaronne "Baby Rony" Russell were last seen on Easter at 11 a.m. walking a neighbor's dog on the levee near the intersection of Hayne Boulevard and Bass Street, not far from Lincoln Beach, a former amusement park area along Lake Pontchartrain.
The boys are brothers. Their mother reported them missing around 9 a.m. Monday morning, according to a news releases issued Monday morning.
"She says they have not gone missing before," officer Garry Flot wrote in the release.
Officers from the 7th District and the Special Operations Division searched for the boys Monday as well as officers in two boats. The search ended this evening, Flot said. It will resume Tuesday morning. A pair of shorts belonging to one of the boys and a dog collar were found in the area by people not affiliated with law enforcement, Flot said.
Anyone who sees either boy is asked to call the police department at 821-2222.
New Orleans police are asking the public to help find two 13-year-old boys who have been missing since Sunday morning.
Aaronne "Lil Rony" Mitchell and Aaronne "Baby Rony" Russell were last seen on Easter at 11 a.m. walking a neighbor's dog on the levee near the intersection of Hayne Boulevard and Bass Street, not far from Lincoln Beach, a former amusement park area along Lake Pontchartrain.
The boys are brothers. Their mother reported them missing around 9 a.m. Monday morning, according to a news releases issued Monday morning.
"She says they have not gone missing before," officer Garry Flot wrote in the release.
Officers from the 7th District and the Special Operations Division searched for the boys Monday as well as officers in two boats. The search ended this evening, Flot said. It will resume Tuesday morning. A pair of shorts belonging to one of the boys and a dog collar were found in the area by people not affiliated with law enforcement, Flot said.
Anyone who sees either boy is asked to call the police department at 821-2222.