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Young Girl Missing From Whitby Found Safe in Mississauga

October 20, 20262 Mins Read
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A six-year-old girl who went missing over the weekend in Whitby has been found safe in Mississauga, according to Durham Regional Police.

This morning, officers reported that Kaylee was last seen around 10:30 p. m. on Saturday, Oct. 3, near Dundas Street and Thickson Road in Whitby. Her disappearance led to an extensive search by police and a request for help from both the media and the community.

Shortly after noon today, authorities took to social media to announce that she had been located.

While specific details about her disappearance were not provided, a spokesperson for Durham Police mentioned that she was found in Mississauga “with the assistance of the media and some information from the public” alongside Blair Hamilton, a friend of her father’s.

“She will be assessed and medically cleared, and we will be interviewing the man she was with,” said the spokesperson.

No charges have been brought against Hamilton concerning this case, and police indicated that their investigation is still ongoing.

In a follow-up message on social media, police attributed her safe return to “the diligent work of our investigators, strong community awareness, and the support of the Child Search Network alert system.”

“We want to recognize and thank everyone involved for contributing to a positive and successful outcome,” police stated on X.

“One of the tools used to support DRPS’s efforts today was the MCSC Rescue Child Search Alert, which sends notifications directly to mobile devices when a high-risk missing child may be in the area.”

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The update regarding the missing girl was shared during a press conference at Central West police station in Whitby on Tuesday morning.

If anyone has information about this incident, they are encouraged to contact Durham Regional Police at (905) 579-1520.

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