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Nathan Russell

FOUND: Police searching for missing 13-year-old boy from Port Glasgow

Glasgow Police Port Glasgow Paisley (Location)

After issuing an appeal for information, police have confirmed that a missing 13-year-old boy from Port Glasgow has been found. He had been last seen in the Paisley area around 2.45pm yesterday afternoon (January 6), before being found "safe and well".

In attempts to find him, police described him as 5ft5ins, with a slim build, black hair and blue eyes, and had been wearing a Stone Island jacket, green tracksuit bottoms and white trainers.

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