AMBER Alert Issued for 8-Year-Old Dallas Boy

The Texas Department of Public Safety is seeking information on 8-year-old Kenyi Mogga, who was last seen in North Dallas.

Updated on Oct. 11, 2026 in Pre-Teens

AMBER Alert Issued for 8-Year-Old Dallas Boy

Authorities have issued an AMBER Alert for 8-year-old Kenyi Mogga following his disappearance in North Dallas. The child was last spotted near the intersection of Park Lane and Eastridge Drive.

Why it matters

AMBER Alerts are critical tools used by law enforcement to rapidly engage the public in the search for missing and endangered children. The success of these alerts depends on widespread community awareness of the child's description and last known location.

Kenyi Mogga is 8 years old, stands 4 feet tall, and weighs 80 pounds. He was last seen wearing a blue long-sleeve T-shirt, blue and orange shorts, and black sandals.

The players

Texas Department of Public Safety

The state law enforcement agency responsible for issuing emergency alerts, including AMBER Alerts for missing children.

Dallas Police Department

The municipal law enforcement agency managing the local investigation into the disappearance of Kenyi Mogga.

The details

The Texas Department of Public Safety issued the alert to mobilize the community in the search for the missing child. Local law enforcement is tracking the investigation and coordinating efforts to locate him based on the last sighting provided by witnesses. Residents are encouraged to report any potential information immediately to the Dallas Police Department to assist in the ongoing recovery effort.

Timeline

  1. Saturday, October 10, 2026: Child last seen at 5:15 p.m.

The Home Front

The AMBER Alert program serves as a critical infrastructure for public safety and child protection across the nation. This activation underscores the established protocol for immediate community involvement when a minor is reported missing.

Residents should review the description provided and keep an eye out for anyone matching the child's appearance in the North Dallas area. Anyone with information should contact the Dallas Police Department immediately at 214-671-4268.

The takeaway

The community plays a vital role in the effectiveness of emergency alerts through active vigilance. Please keep the Dallas Police Department contact number, 214-671-4268, accessible if you have any information regarding this case.

Further reading

For resources on keeping your family connected and safe, visit the Pre-Teens section.