A Hudson Valley community is rallying around a family after a missing 3-year-old was found dead.

The 3-year-old went missing from his home in the lower Hudson Valley on Thursday around noon.

3-Year-Old Goes Missing In Mamaroneck, New York

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Zaire Alberick walked out of his Mamaroneck home with his dog, police say.

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The Village of Mamaroneck Police were called around 2:30 p.m. after Alberick's family and neighbors couldn't find him.

The child's 85-year-old grandfather and 54-year-old uncle were involved in the search, police say.

Found Dead In Mamaroneck River

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According to police, Zaire walked about two blocks from his home to the Mamaroneck River, near First Street.

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Police believe he fell into the river, was carried downstream and drowned. Officers found the boy in the Mamaroneck River near the Hillside Bridge.

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He was removed from the river and pronounced dead on the scene.

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The Mamaroneck community is rallying around the family of the young boy.

 

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Zaire and his mother recently moved back to Mamaroneck to "start a new life," according to a GoFundMe.

The mother is currently "hospitalized due to her grief of losing her only son," the GoFundMe adds.

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As of this writing, over $25,000 has been raised to help plan a funeral for the 3-year-old. CLICK HERE to donate.

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