Police Renew Appeal for Missing Teens with Links to Coventry
Police officers have issued a fresh appeal for information to locate two teenagers who disappeared eight days ago. Ahmed Boharba and Mourad Elalaoui, both 17 years old and from Nuneaton, went missing from their accommodation on December 20.
Warwickshire Police, who have been leading the investigation, have revealed that both individuals have connections to Coventry and Nuneaton. Ahmed is described as a Middle Eastern male, standing at 5ft 8ins and of slim build. He has short black curly hair and brown eyes.
Mourad, also of Middle Eastern origin, stands at 5ft 6ins and has short black hair. He is slim, tanned, and wears glasses. Concerns have been growing for their safety and the police initially launched an appeal on Christmas Eve to gather any information regarding their whereabouts.
Separate appeals for each teenager have now been reissued by the force. In one of the appeals, the police urge the public to contact them immediately at the emergency number 999 if Ahmed is spotted. They also encourage anyone with information on his location to make a report through the Warwickshire Police website.
Included in the issued statements are photographs of both teenagers. Ahmed can be seen wearing a black jumper with a distinctive white Calvin Klein logo, as well as a white T-shirt underneath. Mourad is pictured wearing a blue hoodie with yellow lettering that reads ‘Boca Juniors,’ along with grey Nike Air joggers. Should anyone come across Mourad, the police are requesting an immediate call to 999.
Information on the missing teenagers can also be shared via the provided online reporting link. The authorities are hoping that any leads or tips from the public can aid in their search efforts.
As this story develops, Warwickshire Police are urging the public to stay alert and be vigilant, keeping an eye out for Ahmed and Mourad. Any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, could prove crucial in helping find the missing teenagers and ensure their safe return to their loved ones.
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