BREAKING Brigham City police are searching for a missing 14-year-old boy who is considered to be endangered. Officials are in the process of finding a better photo.
BRIGHAM CITY, Utah — Police are asking for help in locating a missing Brigham City boy who is considered to be endangered.
Officials are asking people in the community to look in their yards, sheds, and garages for the boy, but warn about not approaching Linkoln as it may scare him off.Anyone with information on Linkoln's whereabouts is urged to call police.
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