Missing Person - Avonte Oquendo

Eric Adams

October 16, 2013

Avonte Oquendo---Black, Male, 14 years of age, DOB: 08/30/1999

Height: 5'03", Weight: 120 lbs, Hair: Black, Eyes: Brown

Anyone with information regarding the above subject, please notify Detective Borough Queens North at 718-520-9200 or the NYPD Crime Stoppers at 1 (800) 577-TIPS.

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Senator Adams participates in a bone marrow drive for Jen Austin, who is looking for a match due to Acute Myeloid Leukemia. For more info, or to see if you're a match, visit http://www.savejenaustin.com/

January 26, 2010

Senator Adams with his Youth Task Force at an Open House in January, 2010

January 26, 2010

NYS Senate Committee Meeting; Racing, Gaming and Wagering; Jan 19, 2010; Senator Eric Adams, Chair

January 22, 2010

Senator Adams and the Vulcan Society call on the city to send FDNY personnel with Haitian ancestry and Creole language ability to aid in the rescue

January 22, 2010

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Eric Adams

Missing Person - Avonte Oquendo

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Senator Adams participates in a bone marrow drive for Jen Austin, who is looking for a match due to Acute Myeloid Leukemia. For more info, or to see if you're a match, visit http://www.savejenaustin.com/

Senator Adams with his Youth Task Force at an Open House in January, 2010

NYS Senate Committee Meeting; Racing, Gaming and Wagering; Jan 19, 2010; Senator Eric Adams, Chair

Senator Adams and the Vulcan Society call on the city to send FDNY personnel with Haitian ancestry and Creole language ability to aid in the rescue

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Senator Adams participates in a bone marrow drive for Jen Austin, who is looking for a match due to Acute Myeloid Leukemia. For more info, or to see if you're a match, visit http://www.savejenaustin.com/

Senator Adams with his Youth Task Force at an Open House in January, 2010

NYS Senate Committee Meeting; Racing, Gaming and Wagering; Jan 19, 2010; Senator Eric Adams, Chair

Senator Adams and the Vulcan Society call on the city to send FDNY personnel with Haitian ancestry and Creole language ability to aid in the rescue