TROUBLE AT HOME Sister Wives star Christine Brown’s fiancé David calls 911 on ‘juvenile runaway’ and cops file missing person report

SISTER Wives star Christine Brown’s fiancé David Woolley has called 911 on a ‘juvenile runaway,’ The U.S. Sun can exclusively report.

Police reports exclusively obtained by The U.S. Sun show there could possibly be trouble at home after Christine, 51, and fiancé David, 59, moved in together in their brand-new $770K home in March.

According to the docs, “juvenile runaway” phone calls were made to Lehi Police on two separate occasions last month.

On June 1, David called cops around 8:25 p.m. to report his “adopted son” had run away from home carrying three duffle bags.

Per the report, the Utah construction exec was “worried that [his son] might be in danger” and informed cops that his child, who is under the age of 18, “runs away often and it is an ongoing problem.”

Given his fear of his child being in danger, the cops listed him NCIC (National Crime Information Center) in the missing person database.

The following day, on June 2, David’s daughter, Raegan, spoke to cops informing them that she knew where her brother was- saying she at first thought he was “in a ditch in Herriman.”

“His phone is dead but he could be in this area,” she told officers, according to the report.

The narrative went on to state that he was not in the ditch and that she – watching in her car from a distance – found him at a gas station in Herriman.

Herriman is the city where David used to live before moving in with Christine.