Police 'desperately' seeking information in disappearance of Kadin Black
Police renewed their plea for help from the public as they continue to search for Kadin Black, who disappeared in December.
"We really want to help the family find Kadin," Lower Windsor Township Police said in a news release.
The police department and the York County District Attorney's Office held a news conference in January to share information about his disappearance and to seek help from the public to find him. Black, 19, of Lower Windsor Township, has been missing since Dec. 17.
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This week, the police department outlined the agencies it has worked with in trying to find the young man. They include: the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Pennsylvania Crimestoppers, Team Adam, South Central Search and Rescue, York County Sheriff’s Office Drone Division, York County Emergency Management, Craley Fire Company, East Prospect Fire Company, Lake Clarke River Rescue, Pennsylvania State Police Missing Persons Unit and Air Team, and National Child Protective Task Force.
"The Lower Windsor Township Police Department would like to thank everyone involved with these agencies in assisting with the search of Kadin Black," the release states. "But, we still need help and are desperately looking for new information including tips on his ... disappearance."
Anyone with information may contact:
911
Lower Windsor Township Police at (717) 244-8055
Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers: 1-800-4-PA-TIPS
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST)
This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: Lower Windsor Township Police seek tips in Kadin Black disappearance
