Police launched an urgent search for a young boy last seen wearing a Minecraft t-shirt, enlisting help from the general public after he disappeared.
People were urged to call 999 this evening following the disappearance of nine-year-old Jacub, who was last in Sandwell, the West Midlands, when hewent missing this morning at around 5am. Investigators said the youngster was wearing a video game shirt at the time and a black tracksuit, and police have asked the public for help in finding him. Sandwell Police said in an appeal released today: "Have you seen Jacub, aged 9, who’s missing from Sandwell?
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Police representatives added: "Jacub was last seen at 05:00 18/05/2025, wearing a black tracksuit and a T-shirt."
Police had earlier asked anyone who believed they had seen Jacub has been asked to call police on 999 and quote the log 2445-180525.
Sandwell Police confirmed in a follow-up post this evening that the young boy was found, and thanked the public for sharing their appeal.
Representatives for the department said in an update post on X, formerly : "Great news. Missing Jacub has been found. Thanks for your shares."
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