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Long Island Missing Child Rescue Operation Results in Successful Location of 34 Children and Teens
More than 100 professionals from nearly 40 state agencies helped recover children ages 7 to 18 and provided follow-up support.
- On Friday, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that a three-day multi-agency operation located 34 missing children and teens across Long Island and Queens. The Long Island Missing Child Rescue Operation involved more than 100 professionals from nearly 40 state agencies.
- Coordinated by the National Child Protection Task Force , the operation leveraged Clearview AI facial recognition technology to generate investigative leads. CEO Amos Kyler said the partnership reflects the company's commitment to protecting vulnerable youth from exploitation and harm.
- Minors ranged from 7 to 18 years old, with recoveries including 18 from Nassau County, 12 from Suffolk County, and four from Queens. Investigators reviewed 70 local cases during the three-day effort, which concluded Thursday.
- Recovered youth received medical care, counseling, and safe placement options to address immediate needs. Office of Children and Family Services Commissioner DaMia Harris-Madden stated the goal extended beyond recovery to providing stability and long-term support.
- Despite the operation's success, state officials confirmed 31 local missing child cases remain open. Nassau Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder emphasized that ongoing investigations will continue to locate additional missing youth.
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