<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3Ygtmg_1H4nkbX200" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3Ygtmg_1H4nkbX200" width="960" height="540" ><figcaption>Needham High School student Cole Davison was located at South Station by MBTA police after an extensive 24-hour search. Credit: Image shared by Needham Police</figcaption></figure>Needham resident Cole Davison, who had been missing from his South Street home since late Wednesday, was found on Friday morning and is reportedly receiving care from medical professionals.According to Needham Police, Davison was located at South Station in Boston by MBTA Transit Police.Davison had been the subject of an intensive search that involved multiple public safety agencies from the Metropolitan Law Enforcement Council units. This included Needham Police and Fire along with the Mass. State Police Air Wing and the FBI.The effort involved the use of helicopters, drones, canine units, infrared detectors, boats, bikes and foot searches throughout the day on Thursday. The South Street area around the Davison home was lined with public safety vehicles for most of the day.“We are fortunate and grateful for the work of all our Local, State and Federal Partners,” said Needham police chief John Schlittler in an official statement. “The seamless collaboration led to locating Cole and a successful outcome. We thank everyone for their concerns and tips, however, please respect the family’s privacy.”“To our incredible community, thank you for every share, tip, message of support, and offer to help,” Needham’s police department posted to their Facebook page Friday afternoon. “The outpouring of support over the past two days has been nothing short of extraordinary.” Needham school officials joined the Needham Police in expressing relief on learning that Davison, a Needham High School senior, was found and was safe. High school principal Aaron Sicotte sent a text note to students sharing the news and thanking them them for their show of support. “We’re here for each other,” the note read in part, “in good times and challenging times. As ‘Own Your Peace’ promotes, let’s continue to take care of ourselves and each other.”“Learning yesterday morning that Cole was reported missing caused real anxiety and worry among the staff in the Needham Public Schools, particularly at the high school, regarding his safety and well-being,” Superintendent Dan Gutekanst wrote in an email.“NHS Principal Aaron Sicotte and his administrative and counseling team offered guidance, support and direction for staff and students who expressed concern for Cole and how his absence might impact other students. Learning moments ago that he has been located in Boston and will soon be reunited with his family is an enormous relief to everyone in the NPS community.“We are thinking about Cole and his family and will allow them the space and time they need to process this and care for themselves. We deeply appreciate the incredible resources the Needham Police and Fire Departments brought to bear on the search for Cole. Few communities have the dedicated and talented public safety leadership Needham has, and we do not take that for granted. Thank you to the community for the prayers and kindnesses offered over the last couple of days.”This story will be updated should new information be obtained.</div></body>

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Needham resident Cole Davison, who had been missing from his South Street home since late Wednesday, was found on Friday morning and is reportedly receiving care from medical professionals. According to Needham Police, Davison was located at South Station in Boston by MBTA Transit Police. Davison had been the subject...

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Needham resident Cole Davison, who had been missing from his South Street home since late Wednesday, was found on Friday morning and is reportedly receivin

Cole Davison found, safe, at South Station

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