A 13-year-old boy, Master Kachukwu Sunday, has been rescued by operatives of the Delta State Police Command.
Kachukwu, from Agu Achara Community in Ishielu Agba Local Government of Ebonyi State, was found roaming Abraka-Orogun road.
Acting Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Bright Edafe, in a statement, urged family members of the boy to contact the command for identification.
“The photograph on your screen is that of one Master Kachukwu Sunday ‘m’, age 13yrs, height 3.5ft and dark in complexion.
“He said he hails from Agu Achara Community in Ishielu Agba Local Government of Ebonyi State.
“The child was found while roaming along Abraka Orogun road by the State Anti-Kidnapping and Cyber Crime Squad (SAKCCS) Asaba.
“Any person(s) who knows the said boy should inform the parents or guardian to report to SAKCCS or PPRO’s office Police Headquarters, Asaba Delta State for identification,” the statement further noted.
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