Boy, 15, sparks urgent police search after last being seen swimming in lake
•A multi-agency search operation is underway after a 15-year-old boy has gone missing after last being seen swimming in a lake in Southampton.
•Police marine units have joined emergency services in the search for the boy, who was reported missing at 1.35pm today after last being seen swimming at Testwood Lakes, near Totton.
•A Hampshire Constabulary spokesman said: “A multi-agency operation is under way following a report that a 15-year-old boy is missing after he was last seen swimming at Testwood Lakes near Totton.“This...
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المصدر: GB News | Source: GB NewsA multi-agency search operation is underway after a 15-year-old boy has gone missing after last being seen swimming in a lake in Southampton.
Police marine units have joined emergency services in the search for the boy, who was reported missing at 1.35pm today after last being seen swimming at Testwood Lakes, near Totton.
A Hampshire Constabulary spokesman said: “A multi-agency operation is under way following a report that a 15-year-old boy is missing after he was last seen swimming at Testwood Lakes near Totton.
“This was reported to police at 1.35pm on Wednesday 24 June and the area is currently off limits while our search operation is ongoing. Please avoid the area at this time. Please avoid the area at this time.
TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say“We have deployed the marine units to aid in the search, alongside colleagues from NPAS, South Central Ambulance Service, and Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire Service.”
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