Former student disappears; call police if seen

Armand Yazdani|September 16, 2016

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

Former Lincoln student Nathaniel King-Collins is missing and may be in danger.

Former Lincoln student Nathaniel King-Collins, 15, has gone missing. He is described as African American, 155 pounds and wearing glasses. Collins has been missing since June 10 and is thought to still be in Portland. Principal Peyton Chapman told parents in an email to call 911 if they see King-Collins.

This story will be updated as more information becomes available.

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Vinny C • Nov 5, 2016 at 12:30 pm

Shoot, I saw him about two months ago (some time in August, 2016), and didn’t realize he was missing. He lived about two blocks from me, and the last I saw him, he was getting groceries. Keep in mind that sending him back to his family may not be good for him.


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