Teen vanishes from Pine Lake Park

by Breaking Local News Report

MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Authorities are searching for 17-year-old Jesse Wills, who was last seen on Wednesday in the Pine Lake Park neighborhood, according to the Manchester Township Police Department.

Wills was reported missing after he was last spotted in the area of Third Avenue on April 23. He was wearing dark grey sweatpants, a navy-blue T-shirt, black sneakers, and a black baseball cap at the time of his disappearance.

Manchester police said “numerous investigative steps have already been taken” to locate the teen, but as of Friday, his whereabouts remain unknown. The department is asking for the public’s help and has issued a public advisory for any information that could assist in locating him.

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The case has prompted increased patrols and search coordination in and around the Pine Lake Park area. Officers have also been in contact with nearby agencies and community members in their efforts to track down any possible leads.

No further details about the circumstances of Jesse’s disappearance have been released. Authorities have not indicated whether foul play is suspected or if Jesse left voluntarily.

Police are continuing to investigate and are encouraging anyone who may have seen Jesse or has any relevant information to reach out immediately.


Community assistance sought in ongoing case

As of Friday afternoon, no sightings or credible tips have been reported to law enforcement. The Manchester Township Police Department emphasized the urgency of the situation and said all information, no matter how minor, could be helpful in locating the missing teen.

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The department provided a direct contact line for leads: 732-657-6111.

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