York County, N.C. — The search for a missing woman and her two children has been officially called off by the York County Sheriff’s Office. This decision comes after the train conductor reported witnessing the trio crossing a nearby train trestle shortly before they were declared missing.
According to reports, the incident unfolded when the train conductor saw the woman and her children run away upon spotting the approaching train. In a statement, the conductor mentioned that he initiated the braking process as they scurried away but lost sight of them immediately after the train came to a stop.
In response to the initial sighting, both the York County Sheriff’s Office and the Lancaster Sheriff’s Office launched a search operation in the areas surrounding the Catawba River and the wooded regions near Highway 5. Divers and search teams scoured the river, the dense foliage, and the tracks for any sign of the missing trio.
The search efforts began shortly after the conductor’s report was relayed to the authorities. Despite extensive searches throughout the late afternoon and evening, both sheriff’s offices have reported no findings indicating the woman or children had entered the river or that they had been harmed during the incident.
The decision to end the search was made due to a lack of evidence suggesting that the train had struck anyone. Investigators from the sheriff’s offices stated that search teams thoroughly examined the area, including the river and surrounding lands, but were unable to discover any signs of the missing individuals.
As of now, the York County Sheriff’s Office is treating the case with caution and is maintaining open lines of communication with the local community. Both sheriff’s offices have urged the public to remain vigilant and report any potential sightings or information that might assist in locating the woman and her children.
The news of the search’s conclusion has left many in the York County community concerned for the well-being of the missing woman and children. Local residents have come together to discuss the situation, sharing information and hoping for safe outcomes.
While the search has officially ended, the hope remains that the missing woman and her children will be found safe. Authorities will continue to monitor the situation and respond to any new leads or tips that may arise in the future.
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