Six-year-old Arian from Bremervörde, Germany, has been missing for a week, but emergency services have not given up hope of finding the autistic boy. “We found some footprints again this weekend,” a police spokesperson said on Monday. These could come from Arian.
The researchers followed the footprints with dogs – but initially without success.
Police: “We put a lot of effort here”
Several riot police units will continue to comb the region on Monday in search of the autistic boy, the police spokesperson announced. The emergency services want to work selectively and follow instructions in a targeted manner. “We take all information seriously,” the spokesperson emphasizes. “We put a lot of effort here.” The police have now also put together an investigation team. The Bundeswehr is no longer involved in the search.
Authorities ‘overwhelmed’ by aid offers
The desperate search for Arian does not leave the population indifferent. Many people want to participate in the operation. The offers are so numerous that the police have asked platform X to refrain from further investigation. “We are overwhelmed,” the board thanked and promised to let us know when the population would be included in the measures again. Owners of storage spaces, sheds or similar buildings have been asked again by the police to check them.
Arian left his parents’ house unnoticed a week ago in the evening. A surveillance camera recorded the child running into a neighboring forest after his disappearance. He is autistic and, according to an expert, could not respond to calls.
Meanwhile, Lower Saxony Prime Minister Stephan Weil thanked the emergency services. “This is also a difficult mission for them – I am aware of that,” the SPD politician said on Monday. The search is an impressive example of compassion and solidarity. “I probably like many people really hope that Arian is found quickly and hopefully alive,” Weil emphasized. “My condolences especially go out to Arian’s parents, who find themselves in an unbearable situation between fear and hope.”
Source: Krone
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