Despite an increase in Facebook posts involving juvenile runaways, Cheyenne police say the numbers have remained consistent annually. The department received 115 reports of runaway juveniles in 2020, and has seen 56 runaway cases so far this year. "It is the policy of the CPD to thoroughly investigate all reports of runaway juveniles and missing persons," said Chief Mark Francisco. "Social media has been a very effective tool allowing us to locate missing juveniles as quickly as possible during a time where they may be vulnerable." Get our free mobile app Police say minors run away for complex reasons, including everything from abuse and family conflict to pregnancy and online enticement, and it is important to understand the definitions surrounding these issues.