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Lexington Police Need Your Help Finding Missing Teen

Lexington Police Need Your Help Finding Missing Teen
DEM Blogger
September 4, 2015

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UPDATE: Doc Turner has been located at Fayette Mall. Family has been notified.

Lexington Police are working to locate 14-year-old Doc Turner (photo attached). Doc was last seen at Lafayette High School at 11:00 a.m. this morning. Doc is autistic and his daily functioning is greatly impacted. He was last seen wearing a gray t-shirt, blue jean shorts, blue “Vans” tennis shoes, carrying a black and green backpack.

Doc may be trying to return home in the Hartland Parkway area; however, Doc does not know how to get home from school without assistance. If anyone sees him, they are asked to immediately notify police.

Tips can be phoned into: the Division of Police at (859)258-3600, the Robbery/Homicide Unit or the Special Victims Unit at (859)258-3700 or Bluegrass Crime Stoppers at (859)253-2020. Finally, information can be submitted by logging onto www.bluegrasscrimestoppers.com

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