A teenage boy who went missing Sunday afternoon in Auburn was found later that day at a relative’s house nearby.
A teenage boy who went missing Sunday afternoon in Auburn was found later that day at a relative’s house nearby.
Cullen Stevens, 14, has autism and ADHD and does not function well, Auburn police said when he disappeared. He found his way to the relative’s home about a mile from the Auburn Supermall, police said.
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