Missing 17-year-old boy found by police after search
Deacon had last been seen at around 1pm on Friday, June 13 at Newbridge train station wearing a Jack Jones t-shirt, black Nike jogging bottoms, Nike trainers and a black Puma Hooded top.
He is from Graig-y-Rhacca with links to Pembrokeshire and is described as white, about 5'8" tall, of average build with brown hair.
A spokesperson for Gwent Police said: 'Deacon, 17, who had been reported as missing has now been found. Thanks for sharing our appeal.'
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