LA VISTA, Neb. (KMTV) — The search for Ryan Larsen is continuing more than a week after he was last seen.
Larsen, an 11-year-old with autism, was last seen leaving La Vista West Elementary School on May 17.
Law enforcement had been focusing search efforts on the Walnut Creek Recreation Area. But police said on Tuesday night that Larsen was not found there despite dive teams, air support, lowered water levels, and K9 teams.
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Police said investigators continue to review surveillance video from La Vista businesses, focusing on May 17 in particular. Police said they have confirmed that one camera at La Vista Keno captured an image of someone believed to be Larsen that day. La Vista Keno is located at 7101 S 84th Street.
"We continue to ask any businesses and homeowners, particularly along Harrison between 72nd and 96th, to check security camera video and notify police if you see any sign of Ryan Larsen," police urged Tuesday night.
Police haven't ruled out returning to Walnut Creek should additional information merit doing so.
RELATED: Search for Ryan Larsen continues at Walnut Creek
Larsen is 5-foot-8 and weighs 125 pounds. If you see him or have any information on his whereabouts, call 911 or La Vista Police at 402-331-1582.
La Vista Mayor Doug Kindig released a message on YouTube about the search for Larsen. Watch it below.
A rally will be held for Larsen on Wednesday night at 7:45 p.m. at Central Park.
During the rally, Pastor Roger Criser, Mayor Doug Kindig, Superintendent Andy Rikli and Project Harmony Executive Director Gene Klein will each share some thoughts. Information on community-wide support resources will also be available for the public. pic.twitter.com/APCdXP1jD1
— @cityoflavista (@CityofLaVista) May 26, 2021
CONFIRMED: This post shared on The Truckers Missing Child Project’s Facebook page is NOT true.
— Kent Luetzen (@KentLuetzen) May 25, 2021
It was shard to their following of roughly 17,000 people.
Ryan is sadly STILL missing. pic.twitter.com/uvvYDTChFG
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