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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP143432)
Olafemi Josiah‑Ian Calhoun, a 22‑year‑old Black male, had gone missing from Dallas, Texas, after last being seen on July 11, 2024. He is described as standing about 6′1″ tall and weighing roughly 150 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes. The Dallas Police Department, under Case #044596‑2025 and led by Detective Angelica Brown, initiated a full missing-person investigation. This included gathering surveillance footage, examining phone and financial records, canvassing neighborhoods, and reaching out to the public for any information that might assist in locating him.

Community response was significant: friends, family, and volunteers distributed flyers and shared his information across social media, while law enforcement made frequent appeals, asking anyone who had seen him after July 11 or who was in the area that day to come forward. Authorities emphasized that even small details could prove essential and encouraged tips ranging from vehicle sightings to eyewitness accounts.

It has since been confirmed that Olafemi has been located by authorities. The details surrounding when and where he was found remain vague, as the precise date of his discovery was not released. There is no information yet on his condition or the circumstances in which he was found. Following his recovery, the case status was updated to reflect that he is no longer missing, though investigations and follow-up efforts may still be ongoing.

Although the specifics remain unclear, it's understood that law enforcement has concluded the missing‑person phase of the case. Officials continue to handle any necessary procedural steps, and the family has likely been notified. The Dallas Police Department’s Missing Persons Unit remains the best point of contact for any questions or clarifications.

Last Seen: Jul 11, 2024

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