Calgary police say they are still actively searching for Parker, an 11-year-old who has been missing since July 16. The boy, who is autistic and described as functioning at the level of a two- or three-year-old, was last seen in Calgary, prompting ongoing investigations and a broad search effort.
Police released Parker’s image to the public and emphasized that his welfare remains the top priority as investigators pursue all leads. The department has not disclosed any new publicly released details about sightings or the circumstances surrounding Parker’s disappearance, but authorities reiterate that they are treating the case as urgent and are coordinating with partner agencies.
Community members have been urged to report any information that could assist officers in locating Parker. While the investigation remains active, officials have not indicated any confirmed sightings since the initial report.
The image accompanying the request for public assistance shows Parker wearing headphones, a characteristic detail that authorities say could help in identifying him if seen. Calgary residents are reminded to contact police with any information, even if it seems insignificant, to help narrow the search.
As of now, there have been no updates on Parker’s condition or location. Investigators continue to follow leads and monitor potential sightings, including in areas surrounding Parker’s last known whereabouts. The investigation remains open, and authorities say they will provide updates as new information becomes available.