Missing teen sparks frantic police search as safety concerns grow | UK | News
Police applied for information after the disappearance of a young child from Falkirk, Scotland, Scotland.
16 -year -old Cole Connor was last seen on Wednesday, September 17 around 14.00 around the town of the town around the Oswald Street, his friends and family were now more and more concerned about his welfare.
The young person, also known as ‘Coley’, is usually seen in the Glasgow region and is defined as a short fair or yellow -haired white white.
He saw that he was wearing a black and gray hood, black joggers, black trainers and carried a black bag – his last approved opinion two days ago.
Police ask the public to help the missing young people to watch, Daily registration.
Inspector David Brown said: “Investigations against Trace Cole continue and we appeal to everyone who may have seen him or we have any information about them.
He continued: “He is asked to contact the Police Scotland from 101 by quoting 3795 on Wednesday, September 17, 2025.”
Each year, approximately 15,000 losses are reported, the majority of them were mid -to -high risk losses, but many cases are not reported to the authorities. From 1ST 2024 April – 31ST March 2025, 14,670 missing people investigation, the police Scotland was equal to about 40 a day.
Of these cases, 62% of the investigations of missing persons contain children, 31% of the police have a mental health flag for lost person investigations.
Help and advice can be found at the following address for more support for missing people. www.missingpeople.org.uk
