Arron eloped out of sight of Pathways staff, resulting in him being missing for nearly 24 hours at the time of this report's submission (3/31/21, 3:00pm).  reported that staff were following Arron engaging in fast walking in the community to deescalate, that he was at a bus stop at the time staff no longer could see him, and that it is unknown whether he boarded a bus or not. 
Emergency services, including police departments of Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Bloomington, have reportedly been notified and are assisting in the search, and a missing person's report was reportedly completed as soon as supervisor was aware that he was gone from staff's sight. have been looking for Arron since 4:00am 3/31 and that Arron's mom, Linda Huber, has been looking for him all day 3/31 as well. reported the concern that if Arron liked an initial bus ride, he may have ridden several busses and now be out of range of the police departments searching for him.  
Arron has an autism diagnosis and a history of police-related trauma and severe aggression. He has limited verbal skills and little to no awareness of whether something is safe or dangerous, who is safe to seek assistance from, or how to keep himself safe. 
It is unknown at this point if Arron is still alive, the timeline in which he will be found, if has sustained physical and/or emotional injury at this point as the result of the lack of supervision. He has for sure missed medication, supervision, access to food, and access to shelter.