Authorities sought the public's assistance Friday in locating four brothers -- one of whom has Down syndrome -- between 2-5 years old who were last seen in Palmdale more than two weeks ago.
The four boys were last seen around 2 p.m. July 1 in the 800 block of East P-12, and investigators suspect they were being taken to Mojave, according to the Palmdale Sheriff's Station. No other details were immediately released on the circumstances surrounding their disappearance.
Deputies identified the siblings as 4-year-old Kase Brown, 4-year-old Kai Brown, 2-year-old Kay'den Brown, and 5-year-old Koen Brown.
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Kase was described as 2 feet tall and weighing 30 pounds with brown hair and eyes, last seen wearing a white diaper. He has Down syndrome, sheriff's officials said.
Kai was also described as a 2-foot-tall boy weighing 30 pounds with short brown hair and eyes, last seen wearing white underwear.
His younger brother Kay'den was described as a 2 feet tall, weighing 25 pounds with curly brown hair and eyes, last seen wearing a white diaper.
Koen was described as a 3-foot-tall boy weighing 40 pounds with short brown hair and blue eyes, last seen wearing white underwear.
Anyone with information regarding the brothers' whereabouts was urged to contact Detective Munguia or the on-duty watch commander at 661-272-2454. Tipsters who prefer to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at 800-222- 8477.
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