GJPD Looking For Missing 11 Year Old Boy; Asking For Public’s Help #GVCopBeat

Posted on April 8, 2015 Updated on April 9, 2015

UPDATE: The boy was found safe and sound last night. Thanks to all who kept an eye out for him.

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The Grand Junction Police Department is looking for an 11-year-old boy who walked out of the Safeway store on Horizon Dr. just after 7:00 P.M. this evening and hasn’t been seen since.

William Cody Westra was last seen wearing a grey Broncos sweatshirt, black, baggy jeans, and white-t0p tennis shoes. He has brown hair, a medium build, and is about 5’5″ tall. His photo is included in this blog post.

An Emergency Notification has been sent to people in a quarter mile radius around the store asking for people to keep an eye out for him.

If you have seen William or know where he is please call 911 immediately.

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