Police are appealing for information from the public to help locate a missing teenager from Crewe.
Billy Grocott was last seen in the Walthall Street area of Crewe at 10.30am on 29 March.
The 18-year-old is described as white, 6’3” tall with short blonde hair and of slim build.
He was last seen wearing a black Nike tracksuit with red and black Nike trainers.
Inspector James Bell said: “We understand how much time has passed since Billy was reported missing and we have had officers completing a number of enquiries to find him safe and well.
“These enquiries have been completed to no avail and now we need the help of the public.
“As more time passes, we are growing increasingly concerned for his welfare and are now at a point where we are urging Billy or anyone who may have seen him to please contact us.”
Anyone who with information on Billy’s whereabouts, or Billy himself, should visit:
...or call:
101, quoting IML 1509220.
Information can also be reported anonymously, via:
https://crimestoppers-uk.org/give-information/forms/give-information-anonymously
...or call:
0800 555 111
Pictured - Billy Grocott.
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