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Urgent police appeal to trace missing 14-year-old last seen five days ago

Police have issued an urgent appeal to trace a missing 14-year-old last seen five days ago. Charlie was last seen at Ings Lane in Rochdale on Friday (December 9).

Greater Manchester Police shared the appeal on Wednesday night along with a picture of Charlie, adding that officers were becoming 'increasingly concerned' for their welfare.

Charlie is described as white British, around 5ft 7in in height of a slim build, with curly brown hair and short trimmed sides.

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Police are urging anyone with any information regarding Charlie's whereabouts to get in touch immediately. The time he was last seen on Friday is unknown.

The public appeal read: "Can you help find Charlie from #Rochdale? Charlie was last seen at Ings Lane, Rochdale on Friday 9/12/2022

"Officers are becoming increasingly concerned about Charlie and want to make sure they are safe and well. Anyone with information about Charlie's whereabouts should contact police on 0161 856 0029"

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