Another Runaway Reported in Williston, North Dakota: Police Ask for Public’s Help

The Williston Police Department is once again asking for the community’s assistance following another report of a runaway juvenile in the city. Authorities say that in recent weeks, they have seen a troubling pattern of runaway reports, and now they are working to locate 14-year-old Ayvary Calbert, who was reported missing on September 11, 2025.

Description of Missing Teen Ayvary Calbert

Ayvary is described as 5 feet 1 inch tall, weighing 150 pounds, with brown eyes and brown curly hair. When she was last seen, she was wearing blue cargo jeans, a gray hoodie sweatshirt, and white Nike Air Force 1 shoes.

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Williston Police Urge Public to Report Any Information on Runaway Teen

Police stress that runaway cases are taken seriously, both to ensure the safety of the juvenile and to provide peace of mind to their families. Williston residents who may see Ayvary or have information about her whereabouts are urged to contact the Williston Police Department immediately at 701-577-1212.

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Williston Police Remind Public: Harboring a Runaway in North Dakota Is a Crime

Law enforcement also reminds the public about the legal implications of assisting or hiding runaway juveniles. According to North Dakota Century Code 12.1-08.10, “A person who willfully harbors a runaway minor with knowledge that the child is being sought by law enforcement authority is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.” This serves as an important reminder that while compassion may drive someone to help, failing to notify authorities could result in serious legal consequences.

The Williston Police Department continues to work with community members to ensure runaways are located quickly and returned to safe environments. Authorities emphasize that public awareness and cooperation play a vital role in these situations.

Anyone with information, no matter how small, is encouraged to reach out. In cases like these, even the smallest detail can make the biggest difference.