Neath Port Talbot
Have you seen Leon? Police appeal for sightings of missing 13 year-old
South Wales Police are appealing for sightings of a missing 13 year-old boy from Cymmer.
Leon was last seen on Saturday 6 August at around 10.30am.
He is 5ft 5″, has a slim build and brown, short hair.
Leon was last seen wearing a black Nike tracksuit and black trainers.
He has links to the Blaenymaes, Townhill, Gendros and Port Talbot areas.
South Wales Police are asking anyone who may have seen Leon, or who has information which will help them find him, to contact them quoting occurrence number 2200263806 online or by calling 101.
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