UPDATE (5/5) 5:15 pm. We just received word from the BPD that the child has been found. Per Lt. Krivitz,

Thank you for the assistance. The media release produced great leads. We have located the child and he is safe in protective custody. Thanks

(Original story below)

Be on the lookout for this missing boy.

The Billings Police Department is asking for assistance from the public in locating 8-year-old Donovan Arturo Morin. Referencing case 23-28365, Lieutenant Brian Krivitz wrote in an email we received Friday afternoon (5/5), that the boy was taken by his non-custodial birth mother Angel Ridgebear.

Photos courtesy Billings Police Department
Daryl American Horse/Angel Ridgebear. Photos courtesy of Billings Police Department
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The child was taken on 5/2.

According to the report, the boy was taken on 5/2 and Angel Ridgebear is believed to be traveling with Daryl American Horse, both pictured above. No description of clothing was available for Donovan, but BPD noted the boy may be educationally delayed, as he has never attended school.

Not the actual car. Photo credit: eBay Motors, seller arlaautoparts
2006 Dodge Stratus. Not the actual car. Photo credit: eBay Motors
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They could be traveling in a 2006 Dodge Stratus.

According to the information provided by the BPD, American Horse and Ridgebear may be driving a silver, 2006 Dodge Stratus with Montana license plate 3-31331E. Please contact the Billings Police Department at 657-8200 with any information or your local agency if they are located.

The Montana Missing Person Database reveals there are currently four other Native American minors missing under BPD's agency. May 5th was officially declared Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Day in 2017. Native News Online shared an extensive list of events happening around the US HERE.

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