Two young schoolboys, aged 11 and 12, who went missing in the middle of the night have been found safe by the police. Reggie, 12, and Jayden, 11, were last seen in Shotton, Flintshire shortly after midnight. The North Wales Police confirmed that both boys have been located thanks to the assistance of the authorities.
The police had issued an appeal for information to help locate the two boys, and a Coastguard rescue helicopter was seen aiding in the search efforts. Descriptions of the boys were shared, with Reggie described as white with short brown hair, around 5ft 5 tall, and wearing a black coat and black trousers. Jayden was described as white with short brown hair and around 5ft tall. It was noted that both boys may have changed clothes since they were last seen.
In a separate incident, police released CCTV footage of a woman named Joanne Jones from Pontypridd, South Wales, who went missing while heading towards a forest. Joanne was last seen wearing a dark green coat, black rucksack, leggings, and walking boots. The authorities urged anyone with information on her whereabouts to come forward.
The search for Joanne focused on the tiny hamlet of Llanwonno, which is known for its steep forested climb overlooking the Aberdare Valley. The area is also home to the region’s tallest peak, Tylorstown Tip, as well as a church and an inn. South Wales Police provided an occurrence number for anyone who may have seen Joanne or has information that could help locate her.
These incidents highlight the importance of swift police response and community cooperation in locating missing individuals. The successful recovery of the two schoolboys and the ongoing search for Joanne demonstrate the dedication of law enforcement agencies in ensuring the safety and well-being of all community members. It serves as a reminder for everyone to remain vigilant and report any relevant information that could aid in similar situations in the future.
