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Deputies search for missing boy

Written by: February 12 2021
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Mason Skowronski PHOTO CONTRIBUTED BY INDIAN RIVER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Deputies are searching for a missing boy last seen on 57th Street.

Indian River County deputies said Mason Skowronski was last seen in the 6400 block of 57th Street, near Storm Grove Middle School. The day and time Skowronski went missing was not available.

The sheriff’s office posted a notice Thursday on Facebook asking for the public’s help to locate the boy. His age and address were not immediately available.

Skowronski was last seen wearing a maroon “Barcelona” t-shirt, black gym shorts, and white and tan gym shoes, deputies said. Deputies said the boy was last seen on foot.

Skowronski is known to visit the Sebastian Skate Park, 1126 Barber Street. Anyone who sees Skowronski or who knows his whereabouts should contact sheriff’s public safety dispatch at 772-978-6420.

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