Fears grow for missing 16-year-old boys who drove off together three days ago and have not been seen since
- Joss Camden and Koa Hawkes-Wagstaff, both 16, were last seen 3 days ago
- Police have said: ‘It is possible they are in Birmingham so we are sharing this appeal with our colleagues at West Midlands Police and with BTP officers’
Police are appealing to find two Birmingham teenagers who have been missing for three days since driving off together.
Joss Camden and Koa Hawkes-Wagstaff, both 16, were last seen leaving Galton Road in Droitwich, Worcs., in a small red car at about 10am April 7.
Police believe the close friends, who are both white, could be in Birmingham.
Pictured: Koa Hawkes-Wagstaff, one of the two teenagers police are appealing to find
Joss is slim and about 5’11” with short dark brown hair.
He was wearing a big black winter coat, black joggers and black trainers.
He was carrying a black ‘manbag’ with a BOSS emblem on it and was wearing a thick, silver chain necklace.
Koa has mousey brown/blonde hair, is about 5’9” tall and was wearing a distinctive black and navy blue camouflage print puffa style jacket.
He was wearing black joggers, grey Nike trainers and was carrying a black and grey rucksack.
Pictured: Joss Camden, one of the two teenagers police are appealing to find
PC Chris Burgess said: ‘We and the families of the boys are very worried for their welfare and would like to hear from anyone who has any information about their whereabouts.
‘It is possible they are in Birmingham so we are sharing this appeal with our colleagues at West Midlands Police and with British Transport Police officers.
‘We would also directly ask the boys to please get in touch, even if just with their families. You aren’t in any trouble and your parents are very worried about you.’