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The Columbia Heights Police Department and Anoka County Sheriff’s Office are requesting the public’s assistance in locating Jordan Collins Jr. (commonly known by his nickname “Manny”). Manny, age 16, of Columbia Heights, MN, was last seen on May 8, 2025, near the 4900 block of University Ave NE wearing a white ribbed tank top with red/black plaid pants. He is 5'8", 140 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
Since he was last seen, there has been no known phone or social media activity by Manny.
Law enforcement, with support from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), National Center of Missing and Exploited Children, and Northstar Search and Rescue have been using all available resources to locate Manny.
Multiple individuals have been interviewed, and forensic evidence has been collected and is being processed. Coordinated searches have been conducted at parks and in the neighborhood of 49th Avenue NE and University Avenue NE.
A person of interest has been established in the disappearance of Manny Collins; however, no one has been arrested or formally charged.
Law enforcement is asking anyone residing or working near the 4900 block of University Ave NE to check their property for any suspicious items. Additionally, anyone in this area with home or business surveillance footage showing Manny, or any other suspicious footage, between May 8-12, 2025, is asked to submit the videos/photos to an evidence portal for processing. https://anokacountysomn.evidence.com/.../public/25111403
Law enforcement, family, and friends of Manny urge those with information about the disappearance of Manny to come forward with their information. Tips may be submitted to the BCA Resource Line at 1-877-996-6222 or [email protected].
A photo of Manny is included in this news release. No further information will be released at this time.

Officials believe Twin Cities boy's disappearance to be "against his will," person of interest established
Law enforcement officials say they believe 16-year-old Jordan Dupree Collins Jr., who went missing weeks ago in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, was taken "against his will," and a person of interest has been established.

May 28, 2025
Law enforcement officials say they believe 16-year-old Jordan Dupree Collins Jr., who went missing weeks ago in Columbia Heights, Minnesota, was taken "against his will," and a person of interest has been established.
In a press conference on Wednesday afternoon held with Collins' family, Anoka County Sheriff Brad Wise says he doesn't think this is a case of a teenager running away.
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An apartment building near University and 49th is now under investigation. Berry says Collins has lived at that apartment building with his father since mid-April.
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Wise says since Collins' disappearance, his cellphone has only been turned on once for three minutes. He hasn't talked to any family members or his girlfriend, and he hasn't logged onto social media. His mother, Ashley Berry, says her son also hasn't claimed his allowance through CashApp.
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See more in the linked article.
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YouTube video of May 28 Press Conference with the Anoka County Sheriff, the Columbia Heights Police Chief, Manny's mother and members of his family.
NCMEC
Have you seen this child? Jordan Dupree Collins
Missing From: Minneapolis, MN. Missing Date: May 8, 2025. Both photos shown are of Jordan. He was last seen on May 8, 2025..

(After reading the article and watching the press conference, I think that it is easy to guess who the person of interest probably is.)
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