Milwaukee Police Search for Two Missing Brothers
The Milwaukee Police Department is seeking the public's help to locate two boys last seen on Sunday evening.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Pre-Teens
The Milwaukee Police Department is asking for public help to locate missing 11-year-old Kylin Eagles. He was last seen in the area of W. Victory Lane near N. 27th Street and W. Ruby Avenue and may be with his 12-year-old brother, Keegan Eagles.
Why it matters
The search is ongoing for the two boys, and police are seeking assistance from the local community to ensure their safe return. Authorities are treating the disappearance as a priority for public safety and family coordination.
Kylin Eagles is 4-foot-11 and 100 pounds, while Keegan Eagles is 4 feet tall and 110 pounds. Residents with information should contact the Milwaukee Police Department District Five at 414-935-7252.
The players
Milwaukee Police Department
The local law enforcement agency responsible for investigating missing persons cases and maintaining public safety in the city.
Kylin Eagles
The 11-year-old boy currently being sought by authorities.
Keegan Eagles
The 12-year-old brother who may be accompanying the missing child.
The details
Authorities are currently conducting a search following the last sighting of the children on Sunday evening. Kylin Eagles was described as wearing a white T-shirt and gray jogging pants at the time he went missing. Police have released these physical descriptions to aid neighbors and the public in identifying the boys as the search effort continues.
Timeline
Kylin Eagles was last seen on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 5 p.m.
The Home Front
This search follows established emergency protocols for missing minors in the city. It underscores the importance of community vigilance during active police investigations involving children.
Residents in the area of W. Victory Lane and N. 27th Street should check any home security cameras for footage recorded around 5 p.m. on Sunday. Please report any sightings or relevant information directly to the Milwaukee Police Department District Five at 414-935-7252.
The takeaway
Public assistance is vital during the initial window of a missing persons investigation. If you have information regarding the location of Kylin or Keegan Eagles, contact the Milwaukee Police Department immediately.
Further reading
For resources on family safety, visit the Pre-Teens section.
