DC DC - Johnathan Ralph Crowder, 14, Washington DC, (2 Dec 2018) Nov 2019

[doodles1211]

DC Police Department (@DCPoliceDept) | Twitter

 

[rainynights]

14-year-old boy missing, last seen in Northeast



DC Police are asking for help finding a teen boy who went missing from Northeast over the weekend.

Fourteen-year-old Jonathan Crowder's last known location was the 3500 block of Clay Place. He was last seen around 11:30 a.m. on Dec. 2 and was reported missing the next day.
Crowder is a black male with a medium complexion, 5'6" and 130 to 140 lbs. He has black hair and brown eyes, and he was last seen in a dark blue coat, black shirt, gray pants and a black headband.

DC Police Department on Twitter

 

[iulia]

He went missing and was located a few more times since then. Last time he went missing was in November 2019 and there is no update that he was found this time.

DC Police Department on Twitter

 

[TatianaBarbie]

He went missing and was located a few more times since then. Last time he went missing was in November 2019 and there is no update that he was found this time.

DC Police Department on Twitter

Did you see who commented on that Twitter post? Do you think that it could be Johnathan himself following his own missing announcements?

 

[iulia]

Did you see who commented on that Twitter post? Do you think that it could be Johnathan himself following his own missing announcements?

Wow, great catch, I totally missed that. It could very well be him. I wonder if Johnathan has ties to Prince George County, VA.

 

[TatianaBarbie]

Did you see who commented on that Twitter post? Do you think that it could be Johnathan himself following his own missing announcements?

Wow, great catch, I totally missed that. It could very well be him. I wonder if Johnathan has ties to Prince George County, VA.

Interestingly, out of the 195 twitter accounts that commentator follows, 3 accounts deal with law enforcement. Two of those involve Prince George County, one for DC:

• Prince George's County Crime Solvers (MD) @PGCrimeSolvers
• Prince George Police Dept. @pgpdva
• DC Police Department @DCPoliceDept

 

[iulia]

Interestingly, out of the 195 twitter accounts that commentator follows, 3 accounts deal with law enforcement. Two of those involve Prince George County, one for DC:

• Prince George's County Crime Solvers (MD) @PGCrimeSolvers
• Prince George Police Dept. @pgpdva
• DC Police Department @DCPoliceDept

Yes, that peaked my curiosity as well.