Urgent call for help after 7-year-old boy in churchville abducted from school grounds

Urgent Call for Help After 7-Year-Old Boy in Churchville Abducted from School Grounds

Hartford, MD – An urgent AMBER Alert has been issued for a 7-year-old boy abducted from Churchville Elementary School on Monday morning.

The Harford County Sheriff’s Office has identified the child as Khalil Rodney Ringgold, who was last seen at the school. Authorities believe Khalil entered a vehicle with a man he knew.

According to Maryland State Police (MSP), the vehicle is described as a gray four-door Nissan Altima with Ohio license plate JFK3146. The car was last spotted around 8:35 a.m. on October 14, near the 2900 block of Level Road in Churchville.

Urgent call for help after 7-year-old boy in churchville abducted from school grounds
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Khalil is described as standing 3 feet 5 inches tall and weighing approximately 32 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes, though details about his clothing are currently unknown.

Anyone with information regarding Khalil’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Southern Precinct at 410-612-1717.

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