Four Missing teens - Rogue River/Medford OR

Medford OR ---- Investigators are looking for four Southern
Oregon teens who went out for lunch and a movie on Memorial
Day, but did not come home.
Medford Police Lt. Bob Hansen reported that the
girl and three boys all turned their cell phones off at the
same time Monday afternoon, and by Tuesday none of the teens
had returned home or turned their cell phones back on.
He says there is no evidence any of them are in danger.

The parents of 15-year-old Emily Taylor Probst of Medford
called police Monday evening after she didn't come home.
The boys were identified as Jacob Anderson, Devan Savage and
Chris Bradley, all of Rogue River.

Police are searching for four Southern Oregon
teenagers who have not been seen since Monday afternoon.

15-year-old Emily Probst was the first to be reported missing after
failing to return from the movies.

Her family says she told them she was going to a movie at Cinemark
Tinseltown in Medford with her friends, 16-year-old Devan Savage,
17-year-old Chris Bradley and 17-year-old Jacob Anderson.

The teens were last seen driving a silver 1992 Nissan Sentra, license
plate number 695-ENV.

Investigators say they still have no leads on whether this is a runaway,
abduction, or something else, and electronic communication has failed
so far. Police say all of their cell phones have been turned off. They
are attempting to use the GPS tracking system on the children's phones.

"It appears as though their cell phones have all been turned off, so
either they're some place where they don't want people to know, or we
really don't know what the reason is," said Lieutenant Bob Hansen with
the Medford Police Department.

Probst's family says it is unusual for her to go so long without
checking in or answering her phone.

"We're worried for all of them. We just want them to come home. And
hopefully they're OK and and safe. And we're concerned that maybe
they're stuck somewhere where there's no cell phone service. So it's
just really hard," said Mark Dewey, Probst's father.

Emily has blonde hair, blue eyes and weighs 100 pounds.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Medford Police
Department.

Police in the Medford area are looking for four teens that went out
for lunch and a movie Memorial Day but did not return. Police were
called after Emily Taylor Probst, 15, failed to return home Monday
night. Investigators said the four teens all turned their cell phones
off at the same time, and as of Tuesday, none of the phones have been
powered up. Police said there is no evidence that the kids are in
danger.
The missing boys have been identified as Jacob Anderson, Devan
Savage and Chris Bradley, all of Rogue River.

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http://www.oregonlive.com/news/index.ssf/2010/06/four_southern_oregon_teens_mis.html
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Four Southern Oregon teens who
went missing after going out for lunch and a movie told investigators
they were headed for the beach in Southern
California.After one of the teens turned himself in to police in Garden
Grove, Calif., early Wednesday, he said their goal had been Newport
Beach, Calif. But with little but a car and the clothes on their backs,
they decided they would rather go home.The teens had met at a
church youth group, and told their parents on Monday they were going out
for lunch and a movie. They then turned off their cell phones.

They were identified as Emily Taylor Probst of Medford, and Jacob
Anderson, Devan Savage, and Christion Bradley of Rogue River.