The seek for a Freeport teenager lacking for 3 days continued Sunday, together with from the air, however the 14-year-old had not been discovered as of mid-afternoon.
Theo Ferarra, 14, has been lacking from Freeport since about 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Freeport police say. Contributed picture
“We’re nonetheless looking,” mentioned Lt. Jason Luce of the Maine Warden Service. “We have been in a position to get a Maine Forest helicopter up, and a Marine Patrol airplane up. However aside from that, we’re simply following up on leads and any ideas.”
Freeport Police Chief Nathaniel Goodman has requested that anybody who might have seen somebody becoming Theo Ferrara’s description to name the tip line at 725-5521, possibility 2, then possibility 6.
Goodman additionally inspired residents within the space of Flying Level Highway in Freeport and Brunswick to go looking their Ring cameras, significantly for the timespan between 4:30 to eight p.m. Thursday, in case the cameras picked up Ferrara strolling by.
Authorities have requested the general public to not search the woods as a result of they could intrude with skilled search crews. Ferrara was final seen strolling on Flying Level Highway at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
Crews from the Maine Warden Service, State Police, Brunswick police and Marine Patrol have joined the search. Eight police canine and 30 search-and-rescue volunteers are contributing, Luce mentioned. Search planes have been grounded Saturday amid excessive winds, however winds had eased Sunday.
Ferrara, a freshman at Freeport Excessive College, is 5 toes, 7 inches tall, weighs about 125 kilos, has brown hair and brown eyes. He was sporting a white windbreaker, neon-colored shorts, a T-shirt and flip-flops. He carried a royal blue backpack.
Goodman mentioned authorities haven’t discovered crimson flags which will have prompted the teenager to vanish, similar to a historical past of working away. There is no such thing as a proof of any foul play, Luce mentioned. Ferrara attended class on Thursday, he mentioned.
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