Indiana Boy Found Safe in Woods by Conservation Officer Following Footprints

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INDIANA – A collective sigh of relief was felt as a young Indiana boy, previously reported missing, was found safe after a diligent search by local law enforcement and conservation officers.

According to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Law Enforcement, the boy had innocently wandered off into the woods, sparking an urgent search. The breakthrough came when Indiana Conservation Officer Claire Mitchell discovered his footprints and was able to trace them back to the child. Her prompt response and adept tracking skills led to the boy being found unharmed. He was swiftly returned to his very grateful parents. 

The incident, which culminated in a joyous reunion, is a testament to the exemplary teamwork and skill of all the agencies involved.

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