Missing Michigan children considered endangered, may be in Colorado, police say

Two Michigan siblings who have been missing since Jan. 22 may be in Colorado, authorities said.

According to KOAA-TV, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation on Tuesday issued an Endangered Missing Alert for 7-year-old Bentley Dunkelberger and his sister, 9-year-old Karley Dunkelberger. The pair may be traveling with Dennis and Rebecca Dunkelberger, their parents, in a black 2013 Kia Sorento with Michigan tag 4LUZ90, authorities said.

Battle Creek PD (Michigan) requested a CBI Endangered Missing Alert for Bentley & Karley Dunkelberger, believed to be in Colorado.
Bentley: w/m 7 years, 3’8” 46lbs
Karley: w/f 9 years, 3’10” 61lbs
Vehicle: 2013 Black Kia Sorento, Michigan plate: 4LUZ90

Call 911 if seen. pic.twitter.com/6T7vbJk6XE
— CBI (@CBI_Colorado) January 29, 2020

Dennis and Rebecca Dunkelberger "have a history of drug use and violent tendencies when together," authorities told KOAA.

Bentley, who has brown hair and blue eyes, weighs 46 pounds and stands 3 feet, 8 inches tall, the news outlet reported. Karley, who has blonde hair and brown eyes, weighs 61 pounds and stands 3 feet, 10 inches tall, authorities said. Officials said she has autism.

Authorities said Dennis Dunkelberger, who has brown hair and hazel eyes, weighs 170 pounds and stands 5 feet, 9 inches tall, according to KOAA. Rebecca Dunkelberger, who is 5-foot-7 and weighs 165 pounds, is described as having green eyes and brown hair.

Anyone who has seen the Dunkelbergers should call 911, authorities said.