News Summary
Marelyn Cerin, a 12-year-old girl reported missing, has safely returned home after her disappearance. The Providence Police confirmed her return, providing relief to her family and the community. Marelyn was last seen wearing a black T-shirt and pants, and police had sought public assistance in locating her. The community rallied in support during this urgent situation, highlighting the importance of collaboration in ensuring children’s safety. Local authorities continue to emphasize vigilance in reporting concerning activities regarding missing persons.
Providence – Marelyn Cerin, a 12-year-old girl who was reported missing, has returned home safely after her disappearance on October 2, 2023. The Providence Police Department confirmed her safe return on Monday night, bringing relief to her family and the community.
Marelyn was last seen around 9:30 p.m. on October 2 in the vicinity of Dartmouth Avenue. When she was last spotted, she was wearing a black T-shirt and black pants, accessorized with gold hoop earrings. Additionally, police noted that Marelyn has a small scar over her right eye, which could help in identifying her.
Following her disappearance, the Providence Police department issued a statement on October 3, seeking the public’s assistance in locating Marelyn. They encouraged anyone who had information to reach out to the Youth Service Bureau at 401-272-3121, highlighting the urgency and concern for the young girl’s safety.
The circumstances surrounding Marelyn’s disappearance are still unclear, prompting local authorities to ramp up their efforts in searching for her. Community members and local organizations rallied around her family, offering support and assistance during this stressful time.
The safe return of Marelyn Cerin marks a positive outcome amid concerns that arose during her absence. The situation not only emphasizes the importance of community involvement in such cases but also reflects the effective response of law enforcement agencies in Providence.
Prior to her safe return, Marelyn’s disappearance brought to light issues regarding the safety of children and how the community can come together in times of crisis. Police efforts in cases like these often involve not just immediate searching but also outreach to local neighborhoods, schools, and other areas where a child might be located.
Public safety officials continue to remind the community about the importance of being vigilant and reporting any concerning activities involving missing children. Such collaboration is vital in ensuring the safety of young individuals and fostering a supportive environment where families can feel secure.
The Providence Police Department has expressed gratitude to the public for their assistance during the search for Marelyn Cerin, reinforcing the value of community support in critical situations.
The case of Marelyn Cerin serves as a reminder about the challenges that families face and the readiness of local law enforcement to respond quickly in the interests of safety and community well-being.
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- Providence Journal: Missing Girl is Back Home in Providence
- NBC Boston: Providence Police Seek Missing 12-Year-Old Girl
- WPRI: Girl, 12, Reported Missing in Providence
- ABC6: North Providence Police Find Missing Teen
- Google Search: Marelyn Cerin
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