Missing teens on autism spectrum found safe
Two teens who went missing from a school for people with autism have been found safe.
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Jan 21, 2022, 1:53 PM
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Updated 818 days ago
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6ds agoTwo teens who went missing
from a school for people with autism have been found safe.
Yorktown
Supervisor Matt Slater says two
15-year-old children were reported missing from the Shrub Oak International
School around 8 p.m. Thursday.
He says the boy and girl are
believed to have run away, and they were not dressed appropriately for the
freezing temperatures.
They were found this morning
around 8 a.m. by police near the Home Depot in Cortlandt – cold but safe.
