Missing teen Kimarley Reid has sparked an urgent search, as police and family continue to appeal for the public’s help. The 13-year-old boy from Whenner Road was reported missing after he failed to return home on Friday evening.

According to relatives, Kimarley was last seen around 7 p.m. on November 21, 2025, near his home. At the time, he wore a black T-shirt, black long pants, and white Air Force sneakers. His family said he left home to collect a tablet from school. However, he never returned, and they grew worried when calls to his phone went unanswered.

Since then, relatives have been walking through nearby communities while urging residents to look out for him. They said Kimarley is usually responsible and rarely leaves home without checking in. Because of that, the family believes something may have gone wrong. As a result, they contacted police immediately.

Meanwhile, officers from the Criminal Investigations Department have launched a full missing-person probe. They have also interviewed relatives, neighbours, and friends in an effort to trace his movements. Although investigators continue to explore all leads, they stressed that public assistance is crucial at this stage.

Additionally, police are urging residents to check yards, abandoned structures, and nearby open areas. They also encouraged people to review home security cameras for any possible sightings. Even small details, they said, may help narrow the timeline.

The community has also begun sharing Kimarley’s photo across social media. Many residents have reposted updates to help increase local awareness. His family said they are grateful for the support but remain extremely worried. They also pleaded with the public to keep Kimarley in their prayers.

Furthermore, police are reminding the public that swift reporting improves the chances of finding missing children. They emphasized that early cooperation can make a critical difference, especially when young teens are involved.

Anyone with information about Kimarley’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913 or 462-3914. Additionally, tips can be shared anonymously through Crimestoppers at 800-TIPS. Individuals may also contact the Police Headquarters at 462-0125.

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