08-13-2011, 10:23 AM
what a beautiful place. hopefully he'll come walking out of the woods this morning very hungry!
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The Salt Lake Tribune
On the ground and in the air, search and rescue crews resumed looking Saturday morning for a 12-year-old Boy Scout missing in the Ashley National Forest since mid-day Friday.
Daggett County Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Karen Peterson said teams of search dogs and volunteers on horseback and foot set out again at 7 a.m. in an effort to locate Jarrod Ropelato, of Hooper. A Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter also was assisting in the search for the boy, thought to be lost in the area of the Spirit Lake Trailhead and Daggett Lake.
"They postponed the search last night about 9 p.m. when it started getting dark. We’ve had no new information overnight," Peterson said.
The Salt Lake Tribune
On the ground and in the air, search and rescue crews resumed looking Saturday morning for a 12-year-old Boy Scout missing in the Ashley National Forest since mid-day Friday.
Daggett County Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Karen Peterson said teams of search dogs and volunteers on horseback and foot set out again at 7 a.m. in an effort to locate Jarrod Ropelato, of Hooper. A Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter also was assisting in the search for the boy, thought to be lost in the area of the Spirit Lake Trailhead and Daggett Lake.
"They postponed the search last night about 9 p.m. when it started getting dark. We’ve had no new information overnight," Peterson said.