Authorities successfully discover missing 12-year-old from Syracuse.
In a relief to the community and the Rivera family, 12-year-old Alexis Rivera has been found safe and returned home. The news was confirmed by Syracuse Police Department spokesperson, Sgt. Thomas Blake, on Saturday.
The search for Alexis began on Friday evening when a missing person report was made public via the Syracuse police's Facebook post. Alexis had gone missing from her home on Whitwell Drive.
Despite initial concerns, the search results do not contain information about who allegedly promised the Rivera family to perform work that was never done. The focus now shifts to ensuring Alexis's well-being and providing the necessary support to her and her family.
The Syracuse Police Department would like to express their gratitude to the community for their support and assistance during the search operation. They encourage everyone to continue being vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities.
The Rivera family and the community can breathe a sigh of relief knowing that Alexis is safe and back home. The police department's swift action and the community's unwavering support have proven to be instrumental in this successful outcome.
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