Missing Brooklyn 13-year-old with autism reunited with his family
The 24-hour search for him began after his mother stated he was supposed to be at his aunt’s house at 590 Gates Ave., but that he never showed up.
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Aug 4, 2021, 5:56 PM
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10h agoA missing 13-year-old Brooklyn boy with autism has been located and reunited with his family.
The boy, identified as Nicholas Jennings, was reported missing on Tuesday.
The 24-hour search for him began after his mother stated he was supposed to be at his aunt’s house at 590 Gates Ave., but that he never showed up.
News 12 was there as Jennings was reunited with his grateful family on Wednesday.
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