CHICAGO — Community members and police are intensifying the search for 13-year-old Quentine “Que Jay” Williams, who has been missing since June 25 on the city’s South Side. The case has drawn growing concern from neighbors, family, and public safety advocates.
According to the Chicago Police Department, Quentine was last seen in the area of the 6700 block of South East End Avenue, in the South Shore neighborhood.
Description and Appeal for Help
Quentine is described as:
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A Black male
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5’7” tall, weighing approximately 115 pounds
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Dark brown complexion
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Brown eyes and black hair
Authorities say there is no indication of foul play at this time, but the case is being treated with urgency due to the boy’s age.
“This is someone’s child. We’re not waiting around,” said a South Shore resident helping distribute flyers. “The community is ready to step up.”
How to Help or Report a Sighting
The Chicago Police Department’s Area One Detectives Division is leading the investigation. Anyone with information on Quentine’s whereabouts is urged to contact:
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Assigned Detective: (312) 856-3121
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Area One Detectives: (312) 747-8380
Flyers have been posted throughout the area, and neighbors have begun organizing local search walks.
More details are also available through the Chicago Police Department’s official missing person alert.
Have you seen Quentine or know anything that could help police? Share tips and updates to support the search at ChicagoSuburbanFamily.com — every detail could make a difference.
