15-YEAR-OLD CONNOR MISSING FOR THREE DAYS — POLICE ISSUE URGENT APPEAL

POLICE ARE URGING THE PUBLIC TO HELP FIND A TEENAGER WHO HAS NOT BEEN SEEN SINCE THURSDAY MORNING

A desperate search is underway for a 15-year-old boy who has been missing for several days in Wales, with police increasingly concerned for his welfare.

Connor was last seen in Llanharan, Rhondda Cynon Taf, at around 9 a.m. on Thursday, according to South Wales Police.

As the search continues, officers are appealing to anyone who may have seen the teenager or knows anything about his whereabouts to come forward.

POLICE ARE GROWING CONCERNED

South Wales Police said they are becoming increasingly concerned about Connor’s welfare as time passes without any confirmed sighting.

At this stage, police have not publicly given an explanation for his disappearance, and there has been no confirmation that he has come to harm.

The priority remains finding Connor and making sure he is safe.

Officers are therefore asking members of the public to think carefully about whether they may have seen him since Thursday morning.

CONNOR MAY LOOK YOUNGER THAN 15

Police have released a description and photograph of Connor in the hope that members of the public will be able to recognise him.

He is described as:

• 15 years old
• Around 5ft 5in tall
• Of slight build
• With black hair

Importantly, officers have warned that Connor appears younger than his actual age.

That detail could be significant, as someone who encountered him may not immediately have realised they were seeing a 15-year-old teenager.

LAST SEEN IN LLANHARAN

Connor was last seen in the Llanharan area at approximately 9 a.m. on Thursday.

Since then, police have been carrying out enquiries to establish where he may have gone and to locate him.

Officers are asking anyone who has been in the area or travelled nearby around the time Connor disappeared to consider whether they may have information that could assist the investigation.

Even information that may initially seem insignificant could potentially help police piece together his movements.

POLICE ASK PUBLIC TO COME FORWARD

South Wales Police has urged anyone who has seen Connor, or who knows anything about his current whereabouts, to contact officers.

Information should be provided quoting reference number 2600317807.

People can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Police have stressed the importance of reporting information rather than assuming someone else has already contacted them.

A COMMUNITY WAITING FOR NEWS

For Connor’s loved ones, every passing hour without answers brings more uncertainty.

A missing-person investigation can depend on small details — a sighting, a journey, a photograph or something someone remembers seeing without realising its importance at the time.

That is why police are asking the public to remain alert and carefully consider anything they may have noticed since Thursday morning.

THE SEARCH CONTINUES

There is currently no publicly confirmed explanation for Connor’s disappearance.

Police have not said that he has been harmed, and their appeal remains focused on locating him and checking on his welfare.

Anyone who believes they may have seen Connor is urged to contact South Wales Police as soon as possible.

For a family waiting for a teenager to come home, one piece of information could make all the difference.

Connor is 15. He may look younger than his age. And police urgently want to know where he is.