GOLDSBORO, N.C. — A 2-month-old infant reported missing in Goldsboro has been found safe after a swift multi-state investigation involving multiple law enforcement agencies and community assistance.
Timeline of Events
The case began when the Goldsboro Police Department received a report of a missing infant on July 7, 2025, immediately launching an investigation into the disappearance of 2-month-old Amaris Damas.
Within 24 hours, the infant was located safely and without incident on July 8, 2025, thanks to coordinated efforts between multiple law enforcement agencies.
Multi-Agency Response
The successful resolution involved collaboration between several key agencies:
- Goldsboro Police Department
- North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation
- South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
- Dillon Police Department
The investigation also received support from various other agencies that offered assistance during the search.
Community Involvement Crucial
Community members played a vital role in the quick resolution, providing tips that aided law enforcement in their search efforts. The combination of professional law enforcement work and community cooperation proved essential in bringing the case to a swift conclusion.
Official Statement
The Goldsboro Police Department expressed gratitude to all law enforcement partners and community members who contributed to the successful outcome. Officials emphasized that the cooperation between agencies and the public was instrumental in the rapid resolution of this potentially serious situation.
The case serves as an example of how effective coordination between multiple jurisdictions and active community involvement can lead to positive outcomes in missing person cases involving vulnerable individuals.
