Brief
Police rescue missing Maryland boy with bloodhound assistance
A bloodhound helped officers find a young boy just feet from a busy road in Maryland.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Police in Maryland rescued a missing little boy after a bloodhound named Bo led officers to the child just feet from a busy road, CBS News reported.
What happened
The search lasted several hours before Bo, the bloodhound, picked up a scent and guided officers to the boy, who was found unharmed near the roadway.
What the reports add
The video released by the department shows the moment the boy is reunited with his family, and Tom Hanson, a local resident, narrates the rescue.
What was said
Tom Hanson said, "I got him!" in the video, describing the moment the boy was secured.
How it came about
The boy had been reported missing earlier in the day, prompting a coordinated search that included a bloodhound unit.
Key facts
- Police rescued a missing boy in Maryland with the help of a bloodhound named Bo. (cbsnews.com)
- The boy was found just feet from a busy road. (cbsnews.com)
- Tom Hanson narrated the rescue in a video released by police. (cbsnews.com)
Sources
- [1] cbsnews.com — originally reported as “Inside the hourslong search for missing boy in Maryland: "I got him!"”
