Search for Missing 9-Year-Old Girl Near Sandwich Road

Plymouth, Mass. — Police and other emergency personnel were involved in a search Tuesday morning for a reported missing 9-year-old girl in the area of Sandwich Road in Plymouth.

According to an automatically generated transcript of public safety dispatch audio, officers were requested to assist Plymouth police after the child was reported missing. The dispatch was recorded at approximately 11:09 a.m. Tuesday, September 1, 2026.

The child was reportedly missing for approximately 30 minutes when the request for assistance was broadcast.

The dispatch described the missing child as a 9-year-old white female with short brown hair who was wearing black leggings. Additional portions of the clothing and identifying information were withheld from the publicly available dispatch transcript.

Officers responding to the area were told that Plymouth was conducting a search for the child. Dispatchers also discussed efforts to get a drone unit into the air to assist with the search.

The search also involved canines. During the radio traffic, officers initially discussed whether a canine unit was needed. Later in the transmission, a duty officer reported that canines were already on scene.

Additional officers were dispatched to assist Plymouth police with the search. The radio traffic indicates that personnel were coordinating their response while attempting to get additional resources, including the drone unit, into the area.

The dispatch information identifies the general location of the incident as Sandwich Road in Plymouth.

At this time, Plimoth Today has not independently confirmed the circumstances surrounding the child’s disappearance or whether she has been located.

The information used in this report comes from public safety radio traffic published by CrimeRadar. CrimeRadar states that its transcript is automatically generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It also specifically warns that the information is not an official police report and should be verified through official sources.

Because this involves a child, readers should avoid sharing unverified information, speculation, or identifying information that has not been released by authorities.

Anyone with information about the child’s whereabouts should contact Plymouth Police or call 911 if they believe they have information that could immediately help locate her.

Plimoth Today will update this story if official information becomes available regarding the search or the child’s status.

Source: Public safety dispatch audio via CrimeRadar. Information is unconfirmed and not an official police report.