Appeal to trace missing boy from Lewisham
Police are appealing for the public’s help to find a missing 12-year-old boy from Deptford.
Patient Nguentha was last seen around 17:30hrs on Wednesday, 3 June at his home in Lewisham.
Patient is black, of small build, and has short hair. He has been reported missing before and is known to travel on buses in the Deptford area.
He was last seen wearing grey trainers and a black and grey hooded jumper. He does not have any money with him.
Officers are issuing two images of Patient in a bid to trace him.
Given the length of time he has now been missing, his family and officers are very keen to find him and know that he is okay.
They are asking for the public’s help to find the school boy.
Detective Constable Louise Mayhook, from the Met’s South East Command Unit, said: “Patient has now been missing for close to 24 hours and I want to find him and bring him home safely.
“I am asking the public to please keep their eyes peeled and contact us if they have any information about his whereabouts.”
Anyone who has seen Patient or knows where he is should contact police on 101 quoting ref: 20MIS018504.
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