A 14-year-old boy is currently missing in Martin County. Authorities have released limited information about the case, but it is known that the boy has autism. The Martin County Sheriff's Office is involved in the search efforts.
They are asking for help from the public to locate the missing teenager. Further details about the missing boy and the search can be found through the Martin County Sheriff's Office or local news sources such as CBS12.
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