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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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At least two killed, multiple trapped after explosion at Silver Lake Nursing Home in Bristol
BRISTOL, Pa. (Bucks County) — Emergency crews are responding to a major incident at the Silver Lake Nursing Home following a reported gas explosion that caused a partial building collapse.
The incident occurred at approximately 905 Tower Road, where a second alarm and a Level 2 Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) response were requested as conditions escalated.
First-arriving units reported significant structural damage to the facility, prompting an immediate search-and-rescue operation for residents and staff.
Authorities on scene indicated that approximately 15 patients were initially accounted for outside the building, while multiple others remain unaccounted for.
Rescue teams have reported numerous individuals trapped beneath debris on the second floor, as well as additional victims trapped in the basement area.
At least two fatalities has been reported in the basement, according to early emergency communications.
As the situation developed, a third alarm was transmitted, bringing in substantial mutual aid resources, including out-of-county fire, rescue, and emergency medical units. A medical helicopter has been placed on standby in anticipation of critical patient transport.
Emergency personnel continue to conduct systematic searches of the damaged structure while assessing stability concerns and coordinating patient triage.
The extent of injuries and the total number of victims have not yet been confirmed.
Road closures are in effect in the surrounding area as emergency operations continue. Officials have advised the public to avoid the scene to allow responders unobstructed access.
This remains a rapidly evolving situation.
Authorities are expected to release additional information as more details are confirmed.