The 12-year-old youngster who went missing in Billy Dunlop Park’s creek is still being searched for more than twenty-four hours later

Update, 7:05 p.m.: Search operations have been suspended until Tuesday morning, according to CPD.

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CLARKSVILLE, TN — More than 24 hours later, search efforts for the 12-year-old boy reported missing on Sunday afternoon in the Billy Dunlop Park area continue.

According to previous reports, a father reported his 12-year-old son missing around 1:45 p.m. on Sunday and was last seen in Billy Dunlop Park at Big West Fork Creek.

Multiple agencies are actively involved in the search, including:

• Clarksville Fire Rescue
• Clarksville Police Department
• Montgomery County EMS
• Montgomery County Dive Team
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
• Stewart County Fire Rescue
• Cumberland Search and Recovery K9 Unit
• Waterdogs Scuba and Safety

Western Kentucky Storm Watch: Isolated Thunderstorms and Wildfire Haze through Sunday

Billy Dunlop Park, Robert Clark Park, and the Clarksville Blueway will remain closed until further notice to ensure public safety and allow search operations to proceed.

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