As the hunt for missing Sask. boy Frank Young enters its third week, crews continue to search by land, air and water.
As the search for Frank Young enters its third week, crews continue to look for the boy by land, air and on the water.
On Saturday an RCMP team patrolled 40 kilometres down the Carrot River — which runs through the community.However, Young's family confirmed the boots did not belong to the boy, Carrot River RCMP Sgt. Richard Tonge said during a virtual news conference on Tuesday. "We use a variety of boats some larger, some smaller, whatever we can use to get on the river given the changing weather conditions each day."A helicopter has also been assisting in the search for Young, taking to the air every two or three days when the weather permits, Tonge said.
"We are still getting tips at this point — many of them are visions or dreams — but they are followed up with," Tonge said.https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/amber-alerts-explained-when-are-they-issued-and-why-1.3197027At the request of Young's family, the ground search by community members is now focusing on the area south of Young's home.
A winter weather system moved through the province that evening, bringing snow, wind and frigid temperatures. Donations of food from Nipawin and Carrot River have helped feed the crews as the search has stretched on.
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