Police appeal for missing 16-year-old Thomas Symonds-Evans
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 6 Nov, 11:13 · Archive
Leicestershire Police are searching for 16-year-old Thomas Symonds-Evans, missing since 27 October, who may have travelled to Chelmsford, London or Bournemouth.
Leicestershire Police have launched an appeal to find 16-year-old Thomas Symonds-Evans, who has been missing for ten days. He was last seen in the Wigston area on Tuesday, 27 October.
Police enquiries suggest the teenager may have travelled to Chelmsford, London or Bournemouth since his disappearance. Officers have been conducting enquiries to locate him and are now asking the public for help.
Thomas is described as white, around 5ft 6ins tall, with curly hair and braces. In their appeal, Leicestershire Police asked: 'Have you seen Thomas or do you have any information regarding his whereabouts?'
Anyone who has information about Thomas's whereabouts is asked to contact Leicestershire Police on 101, quoting incident 1 of 27 October.
How it is being reported
- Urgent search for missing boy, 16, last seen 10 days agoLeicestershire Police appeal for missing 16-year-old Thomas Symonds-Evans, last seen in Wigston, who may have travelled to Chelmsford, London or Bournemouth.Colchester Gazette · 6 Nov, 10:38
- Urgent search for missing boy, 16, last seen 10 days agoLeicestershire Police appeal for missing 16-year-old Thomas Symonds-Evans, last seen in Wigston, who may have travelled to Chelmsford, London or Bournemouth.Echo (Basildon) · 6 Nov, 10:38
- Urgent search for missing boy, 16, last seen 10 days agoLeicestershire Police appeal for missing 16-year-old Thomas Symonds-Evans, last seen in Wigston, who may have travelled to Chelmsford, London or Bournemouth.Brentwood Guardian · 6 Nov, 10:38
In this story: Thomas Symonds-Evans · Leicestershire Police · Wigston · Chelmsford · London · Bournemouth
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