A two-week-old boy is missing from Westminster, and state investigators say they are concerned for his safety. The Colorado Bureau of Investigation issued an alert Thursday for Zuriel Calloway, who was last seen with his father near 128th Avenue and Huron Street at approximately 10:30 a.m.
According to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation, Zuriel is believed to be with his father, 19-year-old Trenton Calloway, who was last known to be driving a dark blue 2013 Chrysler 200 bearing Colorado plate FPG-S07. The alert describes Trenton as six feet tall and 140 pounds. Investigators say the pair may have been attempting to get to Texas, though that remains only a possible destination named in the alert itself.
The agency’s notice is blunt about the stakes: “Law enforcement is concerned for Zuriel’s safety,” the alert states. No further detail on what prompted that concern has been released.
What To Do If You Spot the Car or the Pair
Anyone who sees Zuriel, Trenton Calloway, or the Chrysler described in the alert is asked to call 911 or the Westminster Police Department directly at 303-658-4360. The same contact number is listed in the CBI
post that first circulated the alert Thursday night, which described Zuriel as two weeks old and noted the same last-known time, location, and vehicle details.
The alert does not say where Zuriel and his father were headed after they were last seen in Westminster, nor does it offer any account of the circumstances that led investigators to issue the warning. Those gaps remain unresolved as the search continues.
A Reminder That Westminster Alerts Have Ended Well Before
Not every alert out of Westminster ends in tragedy. In a separate case, a 13-year-old girl named Alexis Bradford was the subject of an Amber Alert in the same city and was later reported safely located, according to The Gazette. That case involved different circumstances and a different child, but it is a reminder that these alerts can and do resolve with the missing person found safe.
For now, the search for Zuriel Calloway continues, and investigators have released no update on whether the Chrysler or its occupants have been located since the alert went out Thursday.
