Pennsylvania State Police were able to help a young girl find her family amongst the thousands of visitors at the NFL Draft. Pennsylvania State Police Troop B shared an image of a trooper holding the hand of a young girl who had been separated from her family.Officials say they were able to reunite the girl with her family thanks to technology on the ground and in the air within a short period of time. During the three-day event, the NFL reported 805,000 people attended the NFL Draft held in downtown Pittsburgh.Sky 4, Pittsburgh’s only news chopper, had flown over the scene during the three-day sports event, capturing thousands lining up at the Draft Stage to see which players would be selected.
PITTSBURGH —
Pennsylvania State Police were able to help a young girl find her family amongst the thousands of visitors at the NFL Draft.
Pennsylvania State Police Troop B shared an image of a trooper holding the hand of a young girl who had been separated from her family.
Officials say they were able to reunite the girl with her family thanks to technology on the ground and in the air within a short period of time.
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The #NFLDraft had 805,000 visitors. In a split second, things can happen. Troopers located a young girl who had become separated from her family. Using technology on the ground and in the air, we were able to reunite her with her family within a short period of time. pic.twitter.com/VcnQfw4CX2
— Troopers Gagliardi and Barnhart (@PSPTroopBPIO) April 29, 2026
During the three-day event, the NFL reported 805,000 people attended the NFL Draft held in downtown Pittsburgh.
Sky 4, Pittsburgh’s only news chopper, had flown over the scene during the three-day sports event, capturing thousands lining up at the Draft Stage to see which players would be selected.