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Have you seen Mykool? Police appeal for sighting of 15-year-old missing from Lower Hutt

September 14, 2020

Police are trying to track down a teenager who was last seen over a week ago in Lower Hutt.

Mykool Smith-Osborne, 15, was last seen in Wainuiomata last Sunday, September 6, police said in a statement today.

Authorities are now appealing for sightings of the missing 15-year-old.

Anyone who has seen him or knows where he is, is asked to call police on the non-emergency number 105 and quote file number 200909/3324.

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