The South Fulton community is in the midst of a concerning situation as authorities continue their search for Jobbar Bailey, a 17-year-old nonverbal teen with Autism who has been reported missing since early Tuesday morning. According to a report by FOX 5 Atlanta, Bailey was last seen at his home on Grey Fox Way around 4:20 a.m., wearing a blue shirt, gray shorts, and no shoes.

South Fulton Police have stepped up efforts to safely locate the teen, who they say is known to frequent the area of Camelot Drive. The challenge is compounded due to Bailey's condition—being nonverbal may inevitably make it more difficult to quickly communicate to find and return him home. In a statement obtained by WSB-TV, the South Fulton Police Department urged the public to quickly help find Bailey and asked anyone with information to come forward.

The police have not indicated any foul play at this moment but are treating Bailey's disappearance with utmost urgency due to his vulnerability. They have requested the community's assistance in sharing Bailey's description and keeping watch for anyone resembling him. Members of the public have been asked to report any sightings or information that might lead to effectively tracking down the teenager's location.

Those with information on Jobbar Bailey's whereabouts are strongly encouraged to reach out to the South Fulton Police Department as soon as possible, in efforts to aid the ongoing search. The local community and authorities alike are holding onto hope that their collaborative endeavors will result in a positive outcome for Bailey and his loved ones.