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Searchers Looking for Fresno Teen Missing in Utah Canyon
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By Associated Press
Published 5 years ago on
January 3, 2020

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Update: Police in Salt Lake City say the missing 17-year old hiker has been found alive.


Authorities on Friday launched a search in a canyon east of metro Salt Lake City for a missing 17-year-old hiker from Fresno.
The boy was visiting Utah and hasn’t been seen since he took an Uber to Millcreek Canyon on Thursday morning to take an all-day hike, the (Utah) United Police Department said.

Image courtesy Unified Police of Greater Salt Lake

Mother of Hiker is En Route to Utah

The boy’s identity hasn’t been released, but KUTV gave his first name as Nicholas. His mother was traveling from Fresno to Utah, police spokesman Ken Hansen said.
KUTV reported that Salt Lake County Search and Rescue searched all night in the Rattlesnake Gulch area of Millcreek Canyon. A police spokesman said the hike usually takes approximately 10 to 12 hours.
It’s not known whether he was wearing appropriate winter clothing.
The boy is described as having curly brown hair and a medium build.

Watch: KUTV Report


Associated Press contributed to this report.

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