Updated Information Released in Search for Missing Menands Child

Police Correct Child's Description

The search continues today for a missing 7-year-old boy in Menands, and authorities have released an updated description as they work to bring him home safely.

The updated alert replaces an earlier description that listed a different name and incorrect height and weight. Authorities are asking everyone to use the revised information as the search continues.

According to News Channel 13, he was last seen around 4:20 PM in Menands, and his uncle, Adam Alharbi, said that Harbe was with his mother, visiting a friend in Menands, when he walked off.

Photo: Albany County Sheriff's Office

New Information About Missing Menands Boy

The Albany County Sheriff's Office now says the child's name is Harbe. He is 3 feet 7 inches tall, weighs 48 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes. He was last seen around 4:20 p.m. Sunday on Park Drive in Menands wearing a light-colored T-shirt, dark pants, and no shoes.

Neighborhood near Park Drive, Menands, NY  Photo: Google Maps

Harbe has autism, is non-verbal, and may be in need of medical attention, making every passing hour especially critical.

Neighbors Helping Out Local Law Enforcement

Throughout Sunday night, the Menands community came together in an incredible display of support.

NewsChannel 13's Kumi Tucker described seeing countless neighbors slowly driving through the area while others searched on foot with flashlights. Helicopters could be heard overhead as first responders worked tirelessly alongside K-9 teams and drones.

Message from Menands Fire

The Menands Fire Department has also asked volunteers to stay out of the wooded area near Park Drive and Route 377 so specialized search crews can safely continue their work.

Our thoughts are with Harbe's family and everyone searching for him. If you see Harbe or have any information about his whereabouts, call 911 immediately or contact the Albany County Sheriff's Office at 518-765-5979.