Missing Children
Terrance Cornelius Canty

Terrance Cornelius Canty

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Updated March 13, 2024

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Missing Persons Details

Missing Children Terrance Cornelius Canty
Missing from Loxahatchee, Florida - USA	Nationality American	Case Entered November 10, 2023	Status Active
Current Classification Unknown Missing	Source of Record NamUs	Last Updated November 10, 2023	Verification Status

Physical Description

Gender Male	Age When Reported Missing 15	Age As of Today	Race Black or African American
Hair Color Black	Eye Color Brown	Height 5' 6"	Weight 140lbs

Last Seen Wearing	LAST SEEN WEARING BLACK HOODIE, WHITE T SHIRT, BLACK JEANS, WHITE AIR FORCE ONE SHOES.
Distinct Features	None Indicated
Medical Alert	None Indicated

Details of Disappearance

Terrance Cornelius Canty was last seen by family or friends on October 24, 2023.

Terrance was last seen on 10/24/23. No furthers provided.

Who to contact!
If you have any information on the whereabouts of Terrance Cornelius Canty, you are encouraged to contact the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office at (561) 688-3000, ask for AMANDA BARDIN, MISSING PERSONS COORDINATOR. Be sure to have the case number 23-122424 available as you will need it.

Additional Case Numbers

NamUs

MP110501

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