Family, police worry over missing Kellyville Ridge teenager Joshua Wadsworth
THE family and police are appealing for help to locate the missing Kellyville Ridge teenager Joshua Wadsworth who was last seen a week ago.
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THE family and police are appealing for help to locate the missing Kellyville Ridge teenager Joshua Wadsworth who was last seen a week ago.
Joshua — who is 170cm tall, weighing about 60kg, eyebrow piercing with short light brown and a tattoo on his right forearm — was last seen boarding a train at Mt Druitt train station about 4pm last Thursday.
The 18-year-old — one of six children — was last seen wearing a white jumper with black letters ‘BRKLYN 32’ on the front, blue shorts and a Lonsdale backpack.
“Police and family hold concerns for his welfare,” the police said.
Family members Janelle and Janelle Wadsworth have been appealing for any information on their Facebook pages.
“Joshua is still not home, it’s a been a week,” his desperate mum Janelle posted on her page.
“Prior to this Josh was in a good frame of mind, if any one has information big or small please let’s us know. We want him home.”
His sister Maddison posted: “Please come home Joshua Wadsworth. If anyone has any information big or small can you please let myself or Riverstone police station know.”
Quakers Hill Police LAC said Joshua was supposed to continue travelling to Blacktown, although it is unknown if he arrived there
“He was reported missing to officers from Quakers Hill Local Area Command on Sunday, November 13,” police said.
“Anyone who has information on his whereabouts is urged to come forward.”
If you have know anything on this, contact Quakers Hill LAC on 98382199 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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