The Cincinnati Police Department has issued a plea to the public, seeking assistance in locating a missing 12-year-old boy, Noah Washington. According to the Cincinnati Police Department, on a social media post, Noah was last seen yesterday in the North Avondale area of Cincinnati.
Please help us locate 12-year-old Noah Washington. He was last seen on 10/08/25. He is missing from the North Avondale area. Please contact Det. Colonel at 513-569-8600 with any information. pic.twitter.com/bH8te6vjhj
— Cincinnati Police Department (@CincyPD) October 9, 2025
In their efforts to bring Noah home safely, the police have provided a description of Noah and are asking anyone with information to come forward. The community is responding, sharing the post and spreading the word in the hope that someone, somewhere, might have seen something. "Please help us locate 12-year-old Noah Washington," the Cincinnati Police Department's X implored. Despite the initial surge of community support, Noah's whereabouts remain unknown as of the latest updates. The case, like so many others involving missing children, has tugged at the heartstrings of the local community.
The police have designated Det. Colonel as the primary contact for this case, urging anyone with information to reach out at 513-569-8600. They emphasize that even seemingly insignificant details can sometimes lead to a breakthrough in such critical situations. The plea for public assistance highlights the crucial role that the community often plays, in collaboration with law enforcement, to trace the missing and reunite them with their families.
