Residents of Lykens are asked to check their properties and cameras for any sign of the child, who is semi-verbal.
Police are asking northern Dauphin County residents to check their properties and security cameras as the search continues for a
Jonathan is semi-verbal but does not respond to his name. Members of the community should use a “gentle” approach if they see him and call 911 immediately, Trooper Megan Frazer said. Lykens residents should perform multiple checks of their properties, Frazer said, especially tucked-away areas like campers, pool areas and under decks.
State police have not provided an update on the search efforts as of Friday afternoon. A command post for search efforts has been set up at Liberty Hose Co. No. 2, at 553 South Second Street in Lykens.
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