Missing Monroe Township man with autism found safe
Aaron Bronfenbrener was reported missing Saturday morning.
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7h agoA 27-year-old Monroe Township man with autism who was reported missing this weekend has been found safe, according to police.
Aaron Bronfenbrener was last seen Saturday morning in the area of Buckelew Avenue. He was reported missing after he failed to come home.
Police say he was found safe, but did not include any details about where he went during that time.
