Police in Gwent are searching for an 11-year-old boy, Rory, who is reported missing for about five days. Officers say he was last seen in the Pwllypant area of Caerphilly on Wednesday, July 29. Since his disappearance, police have been working to locate him and are appealing for information from the public that could help track his whereabouts. The reports note that the search is ongoing and that officers are keen to establish where Rory has gone and whether there are any sightings or information that could assist the investigation. Authorities continue to encourage anyone with relevant details to come forward. No further confirmed details about his condition, circumstances of the disappearance, or other associated events are included in the accounts provided.
11-year-old boy missing in Caerphilly area for five days
Police in Gwent are searching for an 11-year-old boy, Rory, who is reported missing for about five days. Officers say he was last seen in the Pwllypant area of Caerphilly on Wednesday, July 29. Since...
- Gwent Police are searching for Rory, an 11-year-old boy.
- He is reported missing for about five days.
- Rory was last seen in the Pwllypant area of Caerphilly.
- His last sighting is reported as Wednesday, July 29.
- Police are appealing to the public for information to locate him.
Officers from Gwent Police are keen to locate 11-year-old Rory, who was last seen in the Pwllypant area of Caerphilly on Wednesday
3 hours agoRory was last seen in Caerphilly on Wednesday, July 29
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