A city is at the centre of an alarming surge in missing children raising concerns about human trafficking and other dangerous activities.
In the first two weeks of May, nearly 30 children aged 12 to 17 were reported missing in Cleveland, Ohio, according to the police.
Chief John Majoy of the Newburgh Heights Police, who is also the board president of Cleveland Missing, a volunteer nonprofit organization, expressed concern over the unusually high number of missing children throughout the month.
