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Springfield police seek help finding runaway teen last seen Wednesday night

By Ashley Shook,

20 days ago

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Springfield police are looking for the public’s help locating a runaway teenager.

According to the Springfield Police Department, 16-year-old Yandel Diaz ran away from home on Wednesday night. Police say that he has been in touch with his family however, his location is not known at this time.

If you have seen Yandel or know of his whereabouts, you are asked to call detectives at the Springfield Police Youth Aid Bureau at 413-787-6360.

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