Residents in one part of Sydney have been urged to check their sheds and backyards as police hold grave concerns for Christopher Wilson, 11, who has not been seen since Wednesday afternoon after hopping off a school bus dressed in his school uniform.
Christopher Wilson, 11, was last seen on Annangrove Road, in Annangrove, on Wednesday around 3:20pm and failed to return home.
A major search for missing boy Christopher Wilson has resumed on Wednesday morning. Picture: Facebook Local police officers, assisted by relevant commands, including the fixed-wing aircraft from PolAir, Police Rescue and the SES searched properties along the busy road. Christopher is described as being of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander appearance, about 120cm tall with a slim build, short brown hair and brown eyes.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Sydney man avoids jail time over violent attack with builder's spirit levelAbdul Assad threatened and beat his neighbours, Qutaiba Mehmood and Ali Ahmed, in their Punchbowl carpark in May last year.
Read more »
Rate rises to drive $150k wipe-out for Sydney property prices - realestate.com.auMoves by the Reserve Bank to raise rates again would plunge Sydney’s housing market into a bigger downturn, with modelling revealing how much prices would drop.
Read more »
Detectives puzzled after sisters' decomposing bodies found in Sydney apartmentPolice probe the deaths of two young women, whose bodies were found in separate rooms of a Canterbury unit — there were no signs of a break-in at the property or injuries to the deceased.
Read more »
Sydney cop charged with stalking, sexual assault of two womenNSW Police suspends a 31-year-old officer who stands accused of multiple offences allegedly committed over an eight-year period.
Read more »
Clover Moore urges Sydney renters to take up green energy to meet net zero targetLord mayor says residents should make green choices but tenant’s union says onus should be on owners and government
Read more »