FBI, Police Searching For Missing Clinton Township Teen

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI — A Clinton Township teenager is missing and his parents, police and the FBI are searching for him. Danny Pfeffer, 17, was last seen on June 3 wearing black shorts, a gray hooded sweatshirt, orange tennis shoes, a black camouflage backpack and a denim jacket.

Pfeffer, a recent Fraser High graduate, has brown hair, hazel eyes, is about 5-foot-9 inches tall and weighs about 150 pounds, according to Clinton Township Police. Clinton Township Police said the 17-year-old voluntarily left his home at about 1:30 a.m. early Friday morning and legally has the right to do so, but people under the age of 21 are still considered missing.

“(Danny’s) missing, but considered a missing adult,” Clinton Township Police Lt. Eric Reincke told the Fraser-Clinton Township Chronicle . “You can freely leave. … The family is concerned for his well-being, and this is out of character for him so they’re trying to locate him obviously. We’re trying to assist them with that.”

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Becky Pfeffer last saw her son on the roof of Fraser High. He told her he would not be coming home and she subsequently called police. Danny Pfeffer had fled the high school before officers arrived, however.

On June 3, the teenager’s father, Robert Pfeffer, posted to Facebook asking for help locating his son. He said Danny went missing around 8:10 a.m. Saturday and was last seen in the area of 14 Mile and Hayes roads, the Chronicle reported.

“We are all worried and need him home safe,” Robert Pfeffer wrote in the post. “Please message me if you saw him or talked to him.”

Anyone with information about Danny Pfeffer is asked to call Clinton Township Police Lt. Eric Reincke at (586) 493-7856.

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