A missing 14-year-old boy has been found by authorities in Martin County. He was last seen in the Palm City area. Details about the boy's disappearance are limited, but it is known that he has autism. For more information on this incident, readers can refer to the Martin County Sheriff's Office or CBS12 news.
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