Cole Davison found safe at South Station Boston, Digi Mart USA News (Needham, Massachusetts): Needham resident Cole Davison, who had been missing from his South Street home since late Wednesday, was found on Friday morning and is reportedly receiving care from medical professionals. According to Needham Police, Davison was located at South Station in Boston by MBTA Transit Police.
Davison had been the subject of an intensive search involving multiple public safety agencies from the Metropolitan Law Enforcement Council units, including Needham Police and Fire, the Mass. State Police Air Wing and the FBI.
The effort used helicopters, drones, canine units, infrared detectors, boats, bikes and foot searches throughout Thursday, and the area around the Davison home was lined with public safety vehicles for most of the day.
Needham Police Chief John Schlittler said in an official statement that the outcome reflected the seamless collaboration of local, state and federal partners, and asked the public to respect the family’s privacy. The Needham Police Department also thanked the community on Facebook for its tips, shares and support over the past two days.
Needham Public Schools officials also expressed relief. Davison is a Needham High School senior.
Principal Aaron Sicotte sent a note to students sharing the news, while Superintendent Dan Gutekanst wrote in an email that staff had experienced real anxiety about his safety and well-being and that the district would give the family the space and time they need. The source states that the story will be updated should new information be obtained.
