Missing Kitchener Teen May be Headed to Bruce Peninsula

By Kate Stockmann

October 27, 2015 - 7:17am

Waterloo Regional Police say a missing Kitchener teen may be in the Bruce Peninsula area.

17-year-old Matthew Domm was last seen leaving his Forest Heights home early Sunday, riding a blue mountain bike.

Police say he's known to bike in hydro cuts and conservation areas and they believe he planned to spend the night outside.

Domm is white, 5'11" and was last seen wearing black pants and a black sweater.

Need help to locate Matthew Domm, 5'11, blk pants, blk sweater,L/S 630 am, riding his bike in Kitchener. 5196537700 pic.twitter.com/b9cigORq3N
— Waterloo Reg. Police (@WRPSToday) October 26, 2015

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