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Tulsa police: Missing, endangered children found

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UPDATE: Tulsa police say that Elijah and Jeremiah have been found safe.

Both were dropped off at a restaurant near North Harvard Avenue and Woodrow Place and officers located them in a neighborhood nearby around 2 p.m. on Monday. The children are now with family.

At this time, no arrests have been made.
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Tulsa police are asking for the public's help with any information regarding two missing children who disappeared on Monday.

Officers responded to a call at the Bandon Trail Apartments saying two kids, 13-year-old Elijah Doakes and 9-year-old Jeremiah Hall, had left the complex around 4:20 a.m. They both left with Elijah's father's keys and his pistols.

Through their investigations, TPD found that the boys met four unknown adults at the QuikTrip at 51st and Lewis around 6:20 a.m.

The unknown adults were described as:

  • Three vague descriptions and the following specific one:
  • A mixed-race female wearing black pants, a gray tank top with a black bra. This female has numerous tattoos on her arms, neck, chest and a distinctive tattoo on her upper back that appears to be a lion.

These unknown adults were last seen driving a white four-door Dodge Durango or Dodge Journey with black rims. The vehicle is believed to have a sunroof and running boards. This vehicle has a paper tag on it that appears to read 07-16-22.

Both Elijah and Jeremiah were last seen near 15th and Lewis around 6:40 a.m.

Elijah Doakes is described as 5'02" in height, approximately 125 pounds, having light to medium skin with short hair. Elijah was last seen with a black backpack or gym bag wearing what appeared to be camo shorts and a white tank top.

Jeremiah Hall is described as 4'02" in height, approximately 75 pounds with medium to dark skin with short hair. Jeremiah was last seen wearing gray shorts and black shoes

If you have any information about their whereabouts, contact Tulsa police or your local police department.


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