An 8-year-old boy from Massachusetts who went missing on Tuesday, March 24, has prompted an intensive search operation by state police.
According to Marshfield police, troopers assigned to the Air Wing, K9 Unit, Troop D Community Action Team and Field Services are assisting with the search, which remained ongoing through the darkness of the night.
Callahan Pierce was last seen on Moraine Street around 7 p.m. EDT Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
According to Marshfield police, who described Pierce as wearing a black sweatshirt and black sweatpants and carrying a backpack.
The search has since intensified, with helicopters using infrared technology and drones searching from the sky.
The Marshfield Police Department is asking residents to check for any cameras, their property and any structures, especially in the area of the Marshfield Center towards the Duxbury line.
Marshfield Police have said the boy is still missing and the search is ongoing, while appealing to residents to check any surveillance cameras, their property and any structures, particularly in and around the Marshfield Center towards the Duxbury line.
Marshfield Police released a statement on Facebook that reads: “Please take note. We appreciate our community coming together as we always do in difficult times, but we ask that no one come to the scene as it will hamper our ability with our infrared cameras and any additional human scent will throw off our dogs. We have lots of resources working on this.”
Late Tuesday night, March 24, Marshfield Police issued a public safety alert urging people to call 911 if Callahan is located.
