A mother appealing for sightings of her missing son says he has not used his bank account in six days.
Saxzin Steedman, 22, has not been seen since last Tuesday in the Kaipara township of Dargaville.
Mother Angie Steedman said she was concerned for her son’s safety and appealed for public help to find him.
Saxzin was last seen leaving an address on Cranley St in a grey car with a woman with short dark curly hair about 4pm.
Police say Saxzin was believed to be wearing black pants, a black sweatshirt, and socks with jandals or Crocs.
Angie said she could not think of a reason for her son, who has autism, to disappear like this.
“I am concerned about his safety because, you know, his bank account hasn’t been touched, and he doesn’t have any clothes and stuff.”
He usually lived with her in Dargaville, she said.
She believed he would have his phone, but thought it would be flat by now.
She had last seen him at the Dargaville Hospital last Tuesday, about noon, and said she just wanted him home.
Anyone with information can contact police on 105, quoting file number 260702/0678.
Police have been approached for further comment.
Brodie Stone covers crime and emergency for the Northern Advocate. She has spent most of her life in Whangārei and is passionate about delving into issues that matter to Northlanders and beyond.