GARRETT SCARBOROUGH - 14 yo - Lubbock TX

Lubbock TX ---- Lubbock police were searching Sunday night for a missing Lubbock boy.
Garrett Scarborough, 14, was last seen as he left his home to jog
about 5 p.m. near Maedgen Elementary, 4401 Nashville Ave.


He was last seen wearing a black T-shirt and red silk-type basketball
shorts with a black stripe.
He is white, 5-feet, 4-inches tall and weighs 134 pounds.
Anyone with information about Scarborough is urged to call Lubbock
police at 775-2865 or Crime Line at 741-1000. Callers may remain
anonymous.

Lubbock police said a missing Lubbock teen was found safe early this
morning.
Garrett Scarborough, 14, was disoriented and confused, but not
injured, Lt. Neal Barron said.
The teen was found just after 6:30 a.m. at the Maggie Trejo Center,
about five miles from where he was reportedly last believed to be.
Scarborough’s family reported him missing Sunday evening after he
left his home to jog at about 5 p.m. near Maedgen Elementary, 4401
Nashville Ave.
Police were still investigating to determine what happened.
Anyone with information about the case is urged to call Lubbock
police at 775-2865 or Crime Line at 741-1000. Callers may remain
anonymous.

Lubbock police on Monday remained tight-lipped after a Lubbock teen
was found safe after being missing from his family for about 12 hours.
Lubbock police were still investigating what happened after
14-year-old Garrett Scarborough left his family's 47th Street home to go
jogging near Maedgen Elementary School, 4401 Nashville Ave.
When the teen didn't return home, his family called police.
Authorities released the teen's picture to the media in their search for him.
"They're not sure of everything that transpired over the evening,"
Capt. Greg Stevens said. "Detectives are still working through the case."
Authorities declined to release details about what the teen told
them. Stevens said police were not searching for anybody else in
connection with the case.
Officers found Scarborough early Monday morning unharmed about five
miles away from home.
A resident called police at about 6:30 a.m. to report a boy
matching the description of Scarborough was wandering around the Maggie
Trejo Center, in the 3200 block of Amherst Street.
"He was kind of confused and a little dazed, but he was OK," Police Lt. Neal Barron said.
Authorities had been searching for him all night, including
detectives who worked through the night hours to investigate the missing persons case.
Patrol officers called in juvenile detectives after it appeared it
might be something more than a runaway case.
For example, Stevens said the teen left his house in running
clothes and didn't take his phone, any money or any extra clothing
items. After initiating an investigation, officers learned the teen had
been spotted running in the area where he said he would be.
Not only had officials not yet validated many details in the case,
Stevens said the information they could release was limited because the
investigation involved a juvenile.
The family did not wish to speak to the media on Monday after
Scarborough was found.