Concern after boy, 8, goes missing while playing football in Anchorage Park

CONCERNS have been raised about an eight-year-old boy who went missing this morning in Copnor.
By Millie Salkeld
Published 2nd Sep 2019, 16:39 BST
Updated 2nd Sep 2019, 16:40 BST

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Police are appealing for help to find Thomas who was last seen in Anchorage Park.

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A Hampshire Constabulary spokesman said: ‘Can you help us find eight-year-old Thomas, who went missing this morning from Copnor?

Eight-year-old Thomas went missing this morning from Copnor. Eight-year-old Thomas went missing this morning from Copnor.
Eight-year-old Thomas went missing this morning from Copnor.

‘He was last seen at about 11.20am, playing football in Anchorage Park.

‘He has dark hair and is of slight build.

‘He is wearing a dark blue t-shirt with ‘Sloth Mode On’ on the front, dark blue / dark green mottled shorts, and black and white trainers.

‘If you see Thomas, please call 101 quoting incident 297 or 999 in an emergency.’

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