The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding a 14-year-old boy who was last seen on the Southside early Friday afternoon.
Gerard Nathaniel Bryant, 14, was last seen in the 9600 block of Old Baymeadows Road around noon, JSO said.
JSO said due to the teen’s “mental state and the circumstances” officers are trying to “ascertain his safety.”Action News Jax Daily Headlines NewsletterHe was last seen wearing a two-toned blue shirt with the words “Glovers Painting and Drywall Inc” on it, gray pants and gray socks. Anyone who lives in the area is asked to check their security cameras, property, or cars, for Gerard.
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