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Milwaukee Police need help identifying a lost child

Jessica GatzowbyJessica Gatzow
August 3, 2026, 3:18 pm
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Lost child found near N. 38th St. and W. Cherry St. on Aug. 3. Image courtesy of Milwaukee Police Department.

Lost child found near N. 38th St. and W. Cherry St. on Aug. 3. Image courtesy of Milwaukee Police Department.

MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Police Department is asking for help in identifying a lost child and locating his parents or guardians.

The boy was found near N. 38th St. and W. Cherry St. around 11:30 a.m. today, Aug. 3.

Police describe the child as about 2 years old, 3′ feet tall and 30-35 pounds. The child is safe and in good health.

Anyone with information about who the lost child is and/or who his parents or guardians are can contact District 3 at 414-935-7232. 

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