4 children missing from Ohio foster home, police say

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Officials in Ohio are looking for four children who have been missing from their foster home since Wednesday, authorities said.

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The children are from Columbus and have not been abducted, according to Franklin County Children Services officials.

Police said the children left the house around 9 p.m. on Wednesday, WBNS reported. They were reported missing the next morning after a review of security camera footage at the home, the television station reported.

The children’s names and descriptions are:

• Jamarion Ball, 12, brown hair; brown eyes; 5 feet, 1 inch tall; weighs 96 pounds; was last seen wearing a black jacket, gray hoodie, jeans and carrying a backpack
• Justice Baldwin, 10, black hair; brown eyes; 5 feet, 6 inches; weighs 80 pounds; was last seen wearing a multicolor hat and light gray coat, carrying a backpack
• Journey Ball, age 4, black hair; brown eyes; 3 feet, 6 inches tall; weighs 42 pounds; was last seen wearing a pink coat
• Royalty Ball, age 2, black hair; brown eyes; 3 feet tall; weighs 35 pounds; was last seen wearing a leopard print coat

If anyone has information about the children’s whereabouts, Franklin County Children Services asks them to Columbus police at 614-645-4545.

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