PORT CLINTON (AP) — A reward for information about the whereabouts of a 14-year-old boy missing for more than two weeks has been increased to over $10,000.
Harley Dilly was reported missing by his mother Dec. 20 in the northern Ohio town of Port Clinton.
He was last seen in a surveillance video early that morning blocks away from school.
Local, state and federal law enforcement officials have conducted an exhaustive search for Harley.
As of Sunday, a crowd-funding campaign had collected $10,075 for information leading to Harley’s safe return, according to the Port Clinton Police Department Facebook page
The Blade reports Port Clinton residents and businesses have been asked to provide police with surveillance camera footage from before and after the teen disappeared for investigators to review.