KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A search for a possible drowning victim in Indian Creek was suspended late Saturday night after crews spent several hours attempting to locate a victim.
A Kansas City, Missouri, Fire Department spokesperson said crews were called around 6:45 p.m. Saturday to Indian Creek at W. 103rd Street and State Line Road on a possible drowning.
During the next several hours, crews interviewed a witness, walked the banks of the creek, and launched “swimmers” and an inflatable boat into the water.
The spokesperson said the department used a drone, a human remains detection dog and resources from the Missouri State Highway Patrol during the search.
Crews were unable to locate any victims by 11:55 p.m. and called off operations for the night. A spokesperson said a search would resume Sunday morning.
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