Search Continues for Trevor Cooper

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Williams Lake, B.C.-  RCMP continue their efforts to  locate 22 year old Trevor Cooper.

The  young man from Williams Lake  was reported missing by his mother on Monday November 8, 2010.   Trevor had left home around  11:30 pm on Halloween night with between $400 - $600 cash in his pocket.

"Trevor Cooper  is a 22 year old male who is emotionally developmentally challenged, with the functioning capacity of a youth between the ages of 12-15 years old. His family is very concerned for his well being due to his shy nature, adding that he lacks a degree a street smarts that make him more vulnerable then a typical 22 yr old" stated Cpl Dan Moskaluk.

Of First Nations decent,  Trevor  is 5’8” tall  about 100 pounds, has brown hair and brown eyes.  He usually wears his  hair in a cropped,/ shaved hair style.

Trevor was last seen wearing a light blue zip-up hoodie, a white t-shirt, navy blue running shoes and a navy blue ball cap.

Trevor Cooper has left home in the past to a maximum of 5 days at a time, but had always gone to the home of relatives.  In this instance he has not made contact with family as in the past.

The last confirmed sighting of Trevor Cooper was on November 3, 2010 in Prince George, when the Prince George RCMP checked and towed a vehicle in which Cooper was a passenger. Cooper had not been reported missing on the date of the vehicle check, however officers did record his particulars as result of their traffic law enforcement related investigation that day.

 Investigators are currently examining where Trevor went and what he did following the vehicle check.

 "Our investigators would like to speak with any witnesses or motorists who may have seen a small group of young people, hitchhiking south of Prince George on Hwy 97 near the airport on November 3rd" adds Cpl Dan Moskaluk.

The Williams Lake RCMP ask that if anyone has seen Trevor Cooper or has information regarding his current whereabouts,  call the Williams Lake RCMP at 250-392-6211 or CrimeStoppers at 1-800 222-TIPS (8477)

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