Boise & Garden City

Update: Boise police locate one teen, still searching for endangered 17-year-old

Boise police have been investigating two cases of missing teens: 17-year-old Marcus and 13-year-old Jailyn. The girl has been located.
Boise police have been investigating two cases of missing teens: 17-year-old Marcus and 13-year-old Jailyn. The girl has been located. Boise Police Department

The Boise Police Department said on Twitter on Friday morning that 13-year-old Jailyn, who had last been seen Sunday, has been located and is safe.

Police said they continue to search for Marcus, 17, who they believe is endangered.

“BPD has received updates about Marcus but we are still working to locate him and confirm his safety,” police said in a tweet.

Below is the original Statesman story:

The Boise Police Department is seeking the public’s help in locating two missing teenagers.

Police said on Twitter on Thursday that the investigations are unrelated, but the department has “reached a point” where it is asking for help.

One of the missing teens, police said, is believed to be endangered because he takes certain medication and does not have it. Marcus, 17, was last seen near North Curtis Road and West Emerald Street on Wednesday. Police said he could be wearing white and blue sweatpants with a black hoodie.

Boise police are also searching for 13-year-old Jailyn, who was last seen on Sunday, when she ran away from home near Five Mile and Florence roads. Police said they have followed several leads to locate her.

“Considering the length of time Jailyn has been missing, officers and her family are increasingly worried for her safety,” police said.

Anyone with information on their location is asked to call Ada County Dispatch at 208-377-6790.

This story was originally published December 1, 2022 at 4:49 PM.

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