Found Safe MA - Tam Cheuk, 36, Quincy, Norfolk County, 29 Jan 2019 *autism*

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Quincy Police Seek Missing Man With Autism

Police in Quincy, Massachusetts, are looking for a man with autism who has gone missing.

Authorities say 36-year-old Tam Cheuk was last seen around 10 a.m. Tuesday morning.

Cheuk is described as an Asian male who is about 5'2 and 115 pounds. Police say he is balding and wears glasses.

According to police, Cheuk may be wearing a dark jacket.

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Quincy Police Department
 
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Oh dear. It is going to be cold and rainy/snowy tonight. Hopefully he is somewhere safe and quickly found!
 
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Thank goodness!
 
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