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Help find missing 13-year-old Jahzii Vega-Everett in Harrisburg
According to Paris, Jahzii was last seen on 13th Street in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in the company of another juvenile.
Harrisburg, PA – The family of 13-year-old Jahzii Vega-Everett is urgently seeking the public’s assistance in locating the missing teenager, who reportedly ran away from home.
His mother, Paris, has shared heartfelt concerns over her son’s safety, stating that despite multiple sightings, Jahzii has not returned home and appears to be avoiding contact with his family.
According to Paris, Jahzii was last seen on 13th Street in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in the company of another juvenile.
Family members are growing increasingly worried, as efforts to locate him have so far been unsuccessful. Paris expressed frustration, noting that local law enforcement has not taken sufficient action to assist in the search for her son.
Jahzii Vega-Everett is described as 13 years old, and his family is urging anyone who may have seen him or knows of his whereabouts to come forward with information. Time is critical, as the teenager may be vulnerable while away from home.
The community is rallying together, sharing information on social media and through local networks, in hopes of bringing Jahzii home safely. If you have any information about Jahzii’s location, please contact the Harrisburg Police Department or reach out to his family directly.
This is a developing situation, and updates will be provided as new information becomes available.
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Watch: Statement from American Airlines CEO Robert Isom on plane crash at Potomac River near Reagan National Airport
WASHINGTON, D.C. — American Airlines CEO Robert Isom has confirmed that American Eagle Flight 5342, which was operating from Wichita, Kansas (ICT), to Washington, D.C. (DCA), was involved in a catastrophic accident upon its approach to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
The flight, operated by PSA Airlines, was utilizing an Embraer ERJ-145 regional jet, with the registration number CRJ-700. The aircraft was carrying 60 passengers, including families, business travelers, and individuals visiting the nation’s capital, as well as a dedicated crew of four members.
American Airlines has assured that all standard safety protocols were in place during the flight. The airline is fully cooperating with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) as they work to determine the circumstances leading to the crash.
Authorities have now confirmed that at least 19 individuals have lost their lives as a result of the crash in the Potomac River, near Reagan National Airport. Search and rescue operations remain ongoing as emergency responders continue their efforts to locate survivors and recover victims.
The FAA and NTSB are leading the investigation into the tragic accident, while D.C. Fire and EMS, the Metropolitan Police Department, and multiple partner agencies remain actively involved in recovery efforts.
American Airlines has extended its condolences to the victims’ families, stating:
“Our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by this heartbreaking tragedy. We are working closely with authorities to provide support and assistance during this difficult time.”
More details will be provided as the investigation unfolds.