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Police concern Noah Donohoe may perhaps have sustained a head harm
Searches are resuming on Saturday for lacking Belfast teenager Noah Donohoe.
The 14-year-aged was last seen in parts shut to the Shore Road in north Belfast final Sunday evening.
Law enforcement officers believe that he might have fallen from his bicycle and sustained an harm, triggering him to clear away his apparel.
Customers of the community who assume they have information and facts about Noah can now use the PSNI’s important incident general public portal – a 24-hour on the web reporting system.
Supt Muir Clark mentioned this did not indicate that police thought a criminal offense has been fully commited and the investigation remained a lacking person enquiry.
‘Still unclear’
On Friday, police located Noah’s backpack, guide and laptop computer.
Supt Clark mentioned the recovered items – a khaki rucksack containing a Lenovo laptop and a copy of the reserve 12 Rules for Lifestyle by Jordan Peterson – have been now becoming examined by expert groups and have been uncovered after information from a member of the general public.
The police officer explained it was “still unclear” as to why Noah, who is from south Belfast, was in that component of the city.
The primary area of search continues to be Shore Street bounded by Premier Drive and Skegoneill Avenue.
People today there have been inspired to research attributes, gardens and sheds.
Meanwhile, police investigating the teenager’s disappearance have billed a 26-year-aged male with incorrect use of community digital communications network in relation to social media posts.
He is thanks to seem at Belfast Magistrates’ Court docket following thirty day period.
