A search is underway for a missing teenager who was last seen in Airdrie on Tuesday afternoon. Officers are now appealing to the public in a bid to trace his whereabouts.
Finn Riach, 15, was last seen in the Plains area of Airdrie at around 3.45pm on Tuesday, June 25. Police have since launched a search and are appealing to the public in a bid to trace the boy's whereabouts.
Finn is described as 5ft 7inches tall, of a slim build, with long blonde hair. When last seen he was wearing blue jeans, a black hoodie, black beanie hat and Adidas Samba trainers. READ MORE: Young Glasgow man 'trapped' in top floor flat after antibiotic reaction left him unable to walk READ MORE: Police Scotland to close two Glasgow stations but say areas will receive 'same level of service' Anyone who may have seen Finn since this time, or who has any information which could be relevant, is urged to contact Police Scotland via 101 quoting incident number 4235 of 25/06/24.
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