Police think they have actually discovered the body of a 14-year-old young boy who went missing out on in Northern Ireland.
Noah Donohoe’s disappearance triggered a substantial cops operation in Belfast today, when a teen matching his description was seen suffering a head injury after falling off his bike.
Police Service Northern Ireland stated in a declaration this afternoon: ‘Police can verify a body was recuperated in north Belfast location right before 9.45am.
‘Officers think it is the missing out on teen Noah Donohoe and are continuing to supply assistance to his household at this really tough time.
‘Enquiries are continuing and there are no further details at this stage. Please refrain from speculation as this is not helpful.’
It follows cops released an immediate hunt today to discover Noah, who was last seen in the Shore Road location of north Belfast at the weekend.
He is believed to be from south Belfast. Witnesses stated they saw somebody fitting Noah’s description fall off his bike on Sunday night and a brief time later on he was seen biking while naked.
A cops representative stated: ‘An eyewitness believes they saw a young male matching Noah’s description fall off his bike on Sunday night, potentially sustaining a head injury, in the area of North Queen Street/York Street, however we do not understand the particular time.
‘We believe Noah got back on his bicycle, cycling into Northwood Road where he then abandons all his clothing, as he is seen a short time later cycling while naked. We believe Noah then dropped his bicycle and left the area on foot.’
The school child was on a black Apollo mtb using a khaki green North Face coat, a tie-dye light blue/navy hoody, grey sweat shorts with a symbol on one leg and a khaki rucksack.
Police officers supported by air assistance systems, cops pets and a tactical support system have actually been browsing the location along with neighborhood rescue service coworkers and regional volunteers.
The representative included: ‘Noah’s household and cops are really worried for Noah as this is entirely out of character.’
They stated that anybody with any info must get in touch with cops right away on 101 pricing estimate referral number 1619 of 21/06/20.
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