The Roseville community is breathing a collective sigh of relief after 6-year-old Kamryn Simmons, who was reported missing Tuesday morning, was safely located following an extensive search effort that drew widespread attention across Minnesota.
Kamryn had been reported missing on May 26, 2026, after he was last seen around 7:30 a.m. leaving his home in Roseville on foot. Authorities said the young boy was believed to have been carrying a blue backpack and was last seen wearing a white shirt and tan shorts. Police quickly launched an urgent search operation as concern grew for the child’s safety.
Kamryn is described as standing approximately four feet tall, weighing around 50 pounds, with black hair, brown eyes, and a distinctive mole above his lip on the left side of his mouth. Authorities asked the public to remain alert and immediately report any sightings or information that could assist investigators.
As news of his disappearance spread, community members rallied together in support of the search effort. Law enforcement officers, firefighters, volunteers, and local residents worked tirelessly throughout the day, searching neighborhoods, parks, and nearby areas in hopes of bringing Kamryn home safely. The case quickly gained attention online, with thousands sharing his information across social media platforms.
After hours of searching and growing concern from the community, authorities confirmed that Kamryn had been found safe later that afternoon near his home. The announcement brought overwhelming relief to his family, friends, and the many people who had followed the case closely throughout the day.
Kamryn has since been reunited with his loved ones, and officials expressed gratitude to everyone who assisted in the search efforts or shared information during the frightening ordeal.
The incident serves as a reminder of the power of community support and rapid response during missing child emergencies. Thankfully, this frightening situation ended with the outcome everyone had hoped and prayed for — Kamryn Simmons safely returned home.