Police appeal for missing Ilford 15-year-old

PUBLISHED: 16:38 30 August 2018 | UPDATED: 16:38 30 August 2018

Police are trying to find Kane Fairburn, 15, from Ilford. Photo: @MPSRedbridge

@MPSRedbridge

Kane has been missing from a youth facility since Saturday, August 18 and his family are concerned for his welfare.

Police are appealing for information for a missing 15-year-old boy from Ilford.

Kane Fairburn, 15, has been missing from a youth facility since Saturday, August 18 and his family are concerned for his welfare.

Redbridge Police said that he has an injury to his ear and is requiring medical treatment.

If he is seen please call 101 quoting 18MIS033276

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