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Teen With Autism Found After Being Reported Missing In Miami

Joel Ryan by Joel Ryan
May 14, 2025
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Teen With Autism Found After Being Reported Missing In Miami

Miami police have found a 16-year-old boy with autism who had been reported missing, officials said Tuesday morning.

Authorities report that they discovered Jhoelanghelo Lanza overnight and reunited him with his family.

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Lanza was reported missing from Little Havana on Monday.

The details of his disappearance have not been revealed; however, authorities confirmed that he was discovered in good health.

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