Brandon Cooper, who is eight years old and has been reported missing since Saturday afternoon, is the subject of an urgent search by the authorities with jurisdiction over Waterford. The last time anyone saw Brandon, who is on the autism spectrum, was about two o’clock in the afternoon. His loved ones are quite worried about him, and they have emphasized that his health may have an impact on his capacity to communicate and navigate his environment.

According to the description, Brandon is roughly 60 pounds in weight, stands at a height of four feet, has short brown hair, and blue eyes. The last time anyone saw him, he was dressed in a blue t-shirt and grey shorts. The local police department, in conjunction with search and rescue teams, has enlisted the assistance of various resources, like as K9 units and drones, in order to search through the adjacent parks and treed regions.

The community is being urged by the authorities to maintain vigilance and to report any sightings they may have. As stated by the Chief of Police, Sarah Jenkins, “We are concentrating our efforts on locations that he is generally known to frequent.” In light of Brandon’s condition, it is of the utmost importance that we locate him as soon as humanly possible.

The members of the family have conveyed their appreciation to the community for the assistance they have received and have distributed fliers throughout the region. It is strongly recommended that anyone who may have information get in touch with the local police enforcement.

As the hunt for Brandon continues, the community continues to hold out hope that he will be found safe and sound. On the basis of the new information that becomes available, updates will be provided.