Endangered Missing Child advisory issued for Robertson County teen

ByKarla Castillo Stumpf

FRANKLIN, Texas (KBTX) – An Endangered Missing Child advisory has been issued for a teenager from Robertson County.

According to the Amber Alert Network Brazos Valley, 17-year-old Noble Thomas Gross was last seen in Franklin just after midnight on Jan. 16.

He was wearing black pants and a dark gray hoodie with white lettering on the left sleeve.

Authorities believe he is in danger of death or serious bodily injury.

People are asked to not approach Gross if they see him, and instead call local law enforcement.

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