CLINT HOYT - 16 yo - Westland MI / Indianapolis IN

Westland police are hoping the public will help in locating a missing teen.
Clint
Hoyt, 16, has been missing since May 25, when his sister dropped him
off at a home on Deerfield in Westland, to visit friends. When she
returned to pick him up, she was told he wasn't there.
“He
actually lives in Indianapolis, Ind., and used to live in Westland,”
said Westland police Sgt. Stephen Bird. “He was allowed to visit his
sister in Mt. Pleasant, and she brought him here for a day. His sister
stayed locally and when she came back for him, he was not at the house
where she had dropped him off.”
She told police she had called her
brother on his cell phone and he told her that he was not in Westland.
He also told her not to look for him because he was not going back to
Indiana, Bird said.
Bird described Hoyt as “very smart.” He has
shut off his cell phone since that call and there has been no activity
on it since he went missing.
Hoyt's mother Tracy told police her
son has tried to run away and return to Westland several times since the
family moved to Indiana. She had allowed him to visit his sister in Mt.
Pleasant, and that she was in charge while he was here.
Tracy
Hoyt also had her son listed with the National Center for Missing and
Exploited Children as an endangered runaway shortly after his
disappearance was reported to police.
Bird believes the teen may
be hanging out in the Norwayne subdivision. People in the neighborhood
where he was dropped off have seen him, but are not able to say where he
is, he added.
Hoyt is 5 feet 7 inches tall, has dark hair and
blue eyes. He also has three tattoos - a tribal mask and a cross with a
rose and the words RIP Larry, both on his left leg, and the letters MMKD
on his left shoulder.
While Bird doesn't believe anything serious has happened to the teen, he is pursuing different avenues in hopes of locating him.
“I
want to make sure he's OK, even if he just calls and tells me he's OK
and doesn't want to go home, then I can call and tell his mother
something,” said Bird. “We have nothing to go on right now. That's why
we're looking for help.”
People with information about Hoyt's
whereabouts can call the Westland Police at (734) 722-9600 or the
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at (800) 843-5678.
“People can call, and they don't have to identify themselves,” Bird said.
http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20120708/NEWS24/207080395

07/21/2012

Ok... I am happy to announce that as of 12:15 yesterday afternoon Clint
Hoyt has been found safe and sound he was picked up from the Westland
police department ... We returned home late last night...

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Clint-Hoyt-is-Missing/224089267710375