Montgomery County Police Reunite Father with Missing Children After Three Years
BETHESDA, Md. — In a heartwarming turn of events, Montgomery County police have reunited a Missouri father with his two daughters, ages 10 and 6, who had been missing for three years. The reunion occurred on Wednesday morning at a Bethesda hotel, where officers responded to a welfare check.
Upon arrival, police found the two girls and a young adult woman sleeping on the patio. The children were observed in dirty clothes and were unresponsive to officers’ attempts to communicate. The Mobile Crisis Team and Child Protective Services were summoned to assist in the situation.
Following a medical evaluation at a local hospital, officials confirmed that the woman was the mother of the two girls. Through a database search, police contacted the father, who revealed that his family had been reported missing from Missouri. Although they had last been seen in Florida, the case had not been logged in the National Crime Information Center, complicating the search.
Thanks to the swift actions of law enforcement, the father has been reunited with his daughters in Montgomery County. This case highlights the importance of community vigilance and the collaborative efforts of various agencies in safeguarding vulnerable individuals. As investigations continue, the family can now begin the healing process after years apart.
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