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Al-ShamsSecurity

Police Seek Public Help Locating Teen Missing From Acre Since July

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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Israeli police are seeking the public's help to find Karim, a teenage boy missing from Acre since July. He has had no contact since his disappearance and does not have a mobile phone. His family has agreed to the release of his details to aid the search. Anyone with information is urged to contact the police.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Israeli police are seeking public assistance to find Karim, a teenage boy missing from Acre.
  • Karim has been missing since July and has had no contact with his family.
  • His family has agreed to the release of his details and photograph to aid the search.
  • Police have provided a physical description of the missing teenager.
  • Anyone with information is urged to contact the police emergency number or the Acre station.
Police Seek Public Help Locating Teen Missing From Acre Since July
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Israeli police are appealing for public assistance in finding a teenage boy who has been missing from Acre since July. The boy, identified as Karim, has not been in contact with his family since his disappearance and does not possess a mobile phone. His family has consented to the release of his details and photograph to aid the search efforts.

According to the police description, Karim is slim, with black hair and dark skin. At the time of his disappearance, he was reportedly wearing a black shirt and black trousers. Police are urging anyone with information that could lead to his whereabouts to contact the emergency services at 100 or the Acre police station at 04-9876808.

Al-ShamsArab · Nazareth

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