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Dallas Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing 8-Year-Old Kenyi Mogga Jr

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Published on October 11, 2026
Dallas Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing 8-Year-Old Kenyi Mogga JrSource: Dallas Police Department / Facebook

An 8-year-old Dallas boy has been missing since Saturday evening, and police are asking anyone with information to come forward. Kenyi Mogga Jr. was last seen around 5:15 p.m. on October 10, and authorities have released a case number as they work to track him down.

Dallas Police are requesting the public's assistance to locate Mogga, Kenyi Jr., according to dpdbeat.com. Accounts of exactly where the boy was last seen differ: dpdbeat.com reports he was last seen in the 6000 block of Pineland Drive, while thekatynews.com places him in the 8700 block of Park Lane in Dallas at the same time. Separately, WOAI reported the boy, whose name it spelled Kenya Mogga, was last seen near the corner of Park Lane and Eastridge Drive in North Dallas on Saturday.

Conflicting Details on Appearance

Descriptions of what Mogga was wearing also vary between outlets. dpdbeat.com reported he was last seen wearing a white T-shirt, blue and orange shorts, and black sandals, while the same outfit of blue and orange shorts and black sandals was paired with a white long-sleeve T-shirt according to thekatynews.com's account. WOAI described the shirt as a blue long-sleeve T-shirt, also paired with blue and orange shorts and black sandals.

Physical descriptions of the boy differ as well. dpdbeat.com describes Mogga as an 8-year-old Black male with black hair and brown eyes, weighing approximately 100 pounds and standing 5 feet 5 inches tall. WOAI's reporting instead described the child as standing about 4 feet tall and weighing about 80 pounds, also noting his black hair and brown eyes.

How to Report Information

Dallas Police have asked anyone with information to call 9-1-1 or (214) 671-4268 and reference case number 149752-2026, per dpdbeat.com's report. Thekatynews.com's coverage separately noted that information may also be reported to the Dallas Police Department at that same number. WOAI likewise advised the public to call 9-1-1 if the child is seen.