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Peoria police ask for help finding endangered 12-year-old boy

Santos Farmer may be in Metrocenter area: PD

The Peoria Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in locating a missing endangered juvenile – 12-year-old Santos Farmer.

He was last seen in the morning on Friday, Aug. 29, leaving his residence near 9100 West Olive Avenue in Peoria, police said, adding he is considered endangered due to his age.

He is 4-foot-10, 125 pounds, has brown hair and eyes and was last seen wearing black pants and a dark hoodie over a dark-colored shirt.

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Peoria police ask for help finding endangered 12-year-old boy

Santos Farmer may be in Metrocenter area: PD

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The Peoria Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in locating a missing endangered juvenile – 12-year-old Santos Farmer.

He was last seen in the morning on Friday, Aug. 29, leaving his residence near 9100 West Olive Avenue in Peoria, police said, adding he is considered endangered due to his age.

He is 4-foot-10, 125 pounds, has brown hair and eyes and was last seen wearing black pants and a dark hoodie over a dark-colored shirt.

The boy has been known to frequent the areas between 8500-8900 West Peoria Avenue. He may also be in the Metrocenter area, police said.

“At the time he was reported missing, contact was made via Instagram through a friend’s account. The message, believed to be from Santos, indicated he was with a friend named ‘Demarcus,’” police stated in a release.

Anyone who has seen him or has information regarding his whereabouts is urged to contact the Peoria Police Department at 623-773-8311.

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