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Video - April 13, 2024, His mom says the family has hired a PI, and FBI & Peoria PD are searching.
AZ AZ - Bradley Klose, 16, Endangered, Autism, w/o phone, last seen 4:15pm leaving his workplace, Peoria, 8 Apr 2024
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Video - April 13, 2024, His mom says the family has hired a PI, and FBI & Peoria PD are searching.
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Peoria Police seek assistance in locating endangered juvenile - Peoria Independent
Peoria Police seek the public’s help in locating Bradley Klose, a 16-year-old male.
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Silver Alert issued for 16-year-old Peoria boy with autism
A Silver Alert was issued Sunday for a 16-year-old Peoria boy with autism who didn't make it home after work more than a week ago.
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A Silver Alert was issued Sunday for a 16-year-old Peoria boy with autism who didn’t make it home after work more than a week ago.
Bradley Klose was last seen on April 4 at about 4:15 p.m. after he left his workplace near Lake Pleasant Parkway and Happy Valley Road.
Klose didn’t have his cellphone with him and his family said it was unusual for him to not come home.
He is considered an endangered juvenile since he is on the spectrum.
Klose was wearing a gray or teal shirt, black pants and black tennis shoes when he was last seen.
He is 6-foot tall, weighs 175 pounds and has brown hair and brown eyes.
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Family of missing teenager with autism asks for help in search
The family of 16-year-old Bradley Klose is asking for help finding the teenager who has been missing for 11 days and suffers from autism. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has the story.
April 19, 2024
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His family has spent every waking hour of every day searching for him.
He was last seen walking out of work where cameras spotted him near the intersection of 75th Avenue and Jomax Road.
"He left his wallet, his cell phone, computer book bag, all in his locker at Fry's," his aunt Terri Spitz said.
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"We had a search party last Saturday that had over 100 people just combing the desert, going to all of these houses with fliers, trying to get ring footage."
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