The Muskogee Police Department is asking the public for help finding a missing 16-year-old boy who was last seen in the Tulsa area. Neddanyl Sims is described as a Native American male standing approximately 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing around 285 pounds, with brown eyes, black hair and a distinctive tattoo reading “Mae” on his left arm.
According to KTUL, Muskogee police said Sims was last seen in the Tulsa area, though the department has not released additional details about the circumstances surrounding his disappearance. The station reports that investigators are relying on the public's eyes and memory to help track down his whereabouts.
Identifying Details Police Are Sharing
Police are circulating a specific physical description in hopes that it jogs someone's memory. Sims's height and weight, listed at roughly 6'3” and 285 pounds, set him apart, and the tattoo on his left arm bearing the name “Mae” is being highlighted as a key identifying mark, per the same report.
Beyond his physical description and the general area where he was last seen, the station's account does not include further specifics such as what Sims was wearing or what may have led to him going missing. Those gaps mean the tip line remains the most direct way for anyone with relevant information to move the search forward.
How To Report Information
Anyone with information about Sims's whereabouts is asked to call Investigator Brown at 918-680-3115. After hours, tipsters can instead call 911 to relay what they know.
Oklahoma's statewide missing persons database, maintained through the Oklahoma Missing Person Index, draws its listings from the investigating law enforcement agency through the National Crime Information Center. As of now, no additional confirmation of Sims's current status has been released beyond what Muskogee police have shared with local media.
