15-year-old Jakub Krawczyk was last seen at the Gliwice train station on Tuesday, January 2. According to police, her father received “extremely disturbing information” that prompted a faster search. Officers are calling for help.
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A 15-year-old boy is missing and has sent a disturbing message
According to the information obtained by the police, Jakub Krawczyk in the early hours of the morning He left his home in Piskovicewhere he was supposed to go to school Gliwice. This took place on Tuesday, January 2. Surveillance cameras caught the teenager at the Gliwice railway station, but it is not known where he went from there.
The police posted Photo of the boy and asking for help in locating him. The police also released a message that may be important to the case. “Father accepted it Extremely disturbing informationTherefore, intensive search operations were immediately started,” the employees said.
The services also provided us with a description of the boy. “Height about 160 cm, medium build, glasses, wearing a black jacket with NIKE inscription on the back, white high shoes with NIKE inscription, black backpack with NIKE inscription. He had a black T-shirt and dark blue pants.”, – it was reported.
As he added, they continue search level (This is taken in life-threatening cases). “We ask anyone who has any information about the whereabouts of the missing Jakub Krawczyk to contact us immediately at 47 8592255 or 112,” the police said.
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