COCOA, FL – A Florida Missing Child Alert has been issued for two boys last seen in Cocoa, and authorities are asking the public to help locate them. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said 12-year-old Remy Marsh and 13-year-old Mason Knight were both last seen in the area of the 1400 block of Dixon Boulevard.
Police have released descriptions of both boys and are urging anyone with information to contact the Cocoa Police Department or call 911 right away. The alert gives investigators and residents a specific area to focus on while the search continues.
Who police are looking for
Remy Marsh is described as 4 feet, 9 inches tall and weighing 85 pounds. He has blonde hair and hazel eyes. He was last seen wearing a black shirt and tan shorts, according to the alert.
Mason Knight is described as 5 feet, 3 inches tall and weighing 130 pounds. He also has blonde hair and hazel eyes. Police say he was last seen in a black shirt and black bottoms.
The physical descriptions released by authorities are intended to help the public identify the boys if they are seen nearby or outside the immediate area where they were last reported.
Last seen in the 1400 block of Dixon Boulevard
Authorities said the boys were last seen together in Cocoa near the 1400 block of Dixon Boulevard. That location gives searchers and residents a clear point of reference as they look for any sign of the children.
No additional details were released about where they may have gone or how long they have been missing. The alert focuses on the information investigators have confirmed so far: their names, ages, appearance, and last known location.
What the Florida Missing Child Alert means
A Missing Child Alert is one of the tools used by state and local authorities when a child is reported missing and there is reason to quickly spread the information to the public. In this case, the alert is centered on sharing the boys’ descriptions and the place they were last seen.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement issued the notice, signaling that the case has been elevated for wider public awareness. These alerts are meant to increase the chance that someone recognizes the child or notices new information that helps investigators.
How the public can help
Anyone who sees Remy Marsh or Mason Knight, or who knows where they may be, is asked to contact the Cocoa Police Department at 321-264-5100. Officials also say people should call 911 if they have immediate information that could help locate the boys.
Authorities are relying on the public to help extend the search beyond the limited information already confirmed. Even small details, such as a recent sighting or a vehicle description connected to the area, could be important to investigators.
Why the alert is drawing attention in Cocoa
The alert centers on a busy section of Cocoa where local residents may be able to help quickly if they recognize the boys or remember seeing them. Public notices like this often depend on fast recognition and prompt calls from people nearby.
For now, the focus remains on finding the two boys and getting them safely back to authorities or family members. Officials have not released any further information about the circumstances of their disappearance.
