Yahoo Finance Keiran Campbell: Police concern for 13-year-old boy missing for 5 days
Keiran Campbell has been missing since Wednesday
(Missing People)Police are appealing for information after 13-year-old boy went missing from his home.
Officers searching for Kieran Campbell said that his appearance has changed slightly and looks considerably older than in the photo they released as part of an appeal.
Kieran was reported missing from his home in Lewisham on Wednesday March 3 at 2.30pm. Police said officers from the Public Protection Team are currently working to locate his whereabouts.
He was last seen wearing a black tracksuit, blue Nike trainers and a blue and grey coat, police said.
He has links to Lambeth and Wandsworth areas.
Detective Constable Louise Mayhook said: “We are concerned for Keiran’s welfare and are working to establish his exact location. Our efforts to locate him are ongoing and we would encourage anyone who knows where he might be to call police. Likewise, if anyone in the local area sees him we ask that you get in touch.”
“Keiran’s appearance has changed slightly compared to the image we have released. His hair is now very short and he may look considerably older.”
It came as police widened their search for missing marketing executive Sarah Everard, as investigators admitted that she appeared to have “disappeared into thin air” in south London on Wednesday.
Officers have issued CCTV footage of Ms Everard which confirms she was walking alone around half an hour after leaving a friend’s Clapham home.
Ms Everard, 33, was believed to be heading to her Brixton flat after leaving Leathwaite Road at around 9pm, with the video showing her in Poynders Road.
Anyone with information on Kieran is asked to call 101 providing the reference 21MIS006151. Information can also be provided anonymously by calling the Missing People charity on 116 000.
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