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BBC News
3 days ago
- BBC News
Prince Watson: Appeal over missing boy last seen in Friern Barnet
The grandmother of a 15-year-old boy who has been missing for almost three months has asked people to get touch if they have any information about his Watson, who lives in Ealing, west London, was last seen at about 16:00 GMT on 15 March in Friern Metropolitan Police said officers were "growing increasingly concerned about Prince's wellbeing" and is urging the public to help find him. Police officers said he may have been seen by friends in Hanwell and he also has links to The Hyde, Colindale, Southall and is slim and about 5ft 5 ins tall. When he was last seen he had a short haircut and was wearing a black jacket and grey tracksuit bottoms. 'We need the public's support' His grandmother said: "We love and miss Prince dearly and are so worried about him."Please take a close look at the photo we are making public today, and don't think twice about getting in touch if you have any information."PC Ben Norris, from the Met's West Area Missing Persons unit, said: "We are growing increasingly concerned about Prince's wellbeing. "Although we have been carrying out a number of inquiries in an effort to find him, we now need the public's support in bringing him home."
The Sun
3 days ago
- The Sun
Fears grow for schoolboy, 15, not seen in 3 months as grandma begs ‘take a close look at his photo'
COPS are becoming "increasingly concerned" about a missing teenager who vanished three months ago. The family of Prince Watson have urged people not to "think twice" about getting in contact with any information. 1 Releasing a photo of the 15-year-old from Ealing in West London, his grandmother said: "We are so worried about him." Prince was last seen at around 4pm on Saturday, March 15 in Friern Barnet. Cops said he may have been seen by friends in Hanwell since then. The teenager also has links to The Hyde, Colindale, Southall and Romford. He is 5"5 and slim, last seen wearing a black jacket with grey joggers. Prince's grandmother said: 'We love and miss Prince dearly and are so worried about him. "Please take a close look at the photo we are making public today, and don't think twice about getting in touch if you have any information.' PC Ben Norris, from the Met 's West Area Missing Persons unit, added: 'We are growing increasingly concerned about Prince's wellbeing. "Although we have been carrying out a number of enquiries in an effort to find him, we now need the public's support in bringing him home.' If you see Prince, please call 999 and quote the reference 2409/07JUNE. Alternatively, information can be reported to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
