RAYSHAUN ROBINSON - 6 yo - Washington DC

WASHINGTON - D.C. Police are searching for a child who may have been taken by a friend of his mother.
Six-year-old Rashaun Robinson was last seen leaving the 2700 block of
Naylor Road SE around 1:30 p.m. Monday. He was seen leaving on foot
with a woman. Police are investigating if the woman knows Robinson's
mother.


Robinson is described as 4 feet, 8 inches tall, weighing 90 pounds. He
has a light to medium complexion with a short hairstyle. He was last
seen wearing a black and brown coat, a navy blue shirt, navy blue pants
and black Jordan sneakers with yellow bottoms.


The woman in question has been identified by D.C. Police as
29-year-old Rolanda Edgar. She is described as 5 feet, 8 inches tall,
weighing approximately 120 pounds. She has a medium complexion with
long dreadlocks. Edgar has several tattoos, including a scorpion on the
left side of her neck, a star with the number 13 or the right side of
her neck and a heart on the top of her hand. Edgar was last seen wearing a tan zip-up jacket with a red shirt underneath.
Anyone with any information on either individual is asked to call 202-727-9099 or 1-888-919-CRIME.

D.C. police are seeking the public's help in finding the woman who
they think picked up a missing boy from his elementary school in
Southeast Washington this afternoon.

Police described the woman, Rolanda Edgar, as black,
five-feet-eight, with a slim build. Police said in a release that she
was last seen wearing a tan zipper jacket, red shirt, and dark
sweatpants.


Earlier:
D.C. police are searching for a 6-year-old boy missing since Monday
afternoon, when he was picked up at a Southeast Washington elementary
school by a woman who apparently has been feuding with the child’s
mother, authorities said.

The boy, Rashaun Robinson, who attends Stanton Elementary School in
the 2700 block of Naylor Road SE, was picked up at the school shortly
before 2 p.m. by a 29-year-old woman identified as Ronalda Edgar, said
D.C. police Lt. Darlene Terry-Weeks.

She said Edgar’s name was on a list of people authorized to pick up
Rashaun at school. The boy’s mother, who put Edgar’s name on the list,
had intended to remove it but had not gotten around to doing so,
Terry-Weeks said. She said Edgar and the mother apparently have been
involved in a dispute.

Edgar showed up at the school and removed Rashaun from class before
the normal dismissal time, Terry-Weeks said. She said the mother thinks
that Rashaun is in danger, Terry-Weeks said. “The mother said that
threats have been made,” the lieutenant said.

Edgar’s and the boy’s whereabouts were unknown as of 5 p.m. Monday,
more than three hours after they left the school. Terry-Weeks said
Edgar does not own a vehicle and might be traveling with Rashaun on
public transportation.

Rashaun, who is black, is about 4-foot-8 and weighs about 90 pounds,
Terry-Weeks said. She said he was wearing dark blue pants and a brown
checked jacket over a hooded sweatshirt with a fur collar. Terry-Weeks
said Edgar, who also is black, was wearing a gray shirt and dark pants.
Her braided, shoulder-length hair was in a ponytail.

An Amber Alert was canceled after a missing 6-year-old boy was found with his mother's friend in Prince George's County, Md.