Detroit police want help finding missing 11-year-old boy Ashton Foster was last seen on Sept. 11
Police are seeking information about an 11-year-old boy who went missing in Detroit. (Detroit Police Department)
DETROIT – Police are seeking information about an 11-year-old boy who went missing in Detroit.
Ashton Foster left his residence without permission on Thursday (Sept. 11) in the 18600 block of Whitcomb and failed to return home.
He was last seen wearing a black polo shirt, black jogging pants, and one white and blue ‘New Balance’ shoe
Ashton Foster Details Age 11 Height ’5′0″ Hair Black Weight 100 Eyes Brown
Anyone with information should contact the Detroit Police Department’s 12th Precinct at 313-596-1240 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak Up.
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