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Teen with Health Issues Missing from Bristol Boro

A local mother is filled with worry Monday night as her 16 year-old son has been missing since Sunday.

Christopher Altstatt was last seen Sunday at 2:30 pm in Bristol borough

The young man, his mother, Jamie Pacheco says, has mental health issues and hasn’t taken his prescribed medications in more than 24 hours.

He was wearing plaid pajama pants and a red & black & white T-shirt.

Any one with information is asked to contact Bristol Borough Police (215) 788-7811 or contact Pacheco at 267-622-1360.

Attempts to reach Borough Police were unsuccessful as of publication time.

 

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Teen with Health Issues Missing from Bristol Boro

A local mother is filled with worry Monday night as her 16 year-old son has been missing since Sunday.

Christopher Altstatt was last seen Sunday at 2:30 pm in Bristol borough

The young man, his mother, Jamie Pacheco says, has mental health issues and hasn’t taken his prescribed medications in more than 24 hours.

He was wearing plaid pajama pants and a red & black & white T-shirt.

Any one with information is asked to contact Bristol Borough Police (215) 788-7811 or contact Pacheco at 267-622-1360.

Attempts to reach Borough Police were unsuccessful as of publication time.

 

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