Appeal to find missing Abergavenny teen

Wednesday, 6 July 2022 14:19

Police are appealing for information to find Iestyn Fullalove who has been reported as missing.

Iestyn, 15, was last seen in Abergavenny at around 7.30pm on Tuesday 28 June and officers are concerned for his welfare.

He is described as white, of slim build, around 5’ 7” tall and has red hair.

Iestyn was last seen wearing black trousers and a navy coat.

He has links to the Newport, Cardiff and Pontypridd areas.

Anyone with any information on his whereabouts is asked to call us on 101 quoting log 2200216452

You can also contact us via direct message on Facebook or Twitter.

Iestyn is also urged to get in contact to confirm he is safe and well.

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