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Police found the missing four-year-old child in the village of Builder in Ryazan

Police officers in the shortest possible time found a four-year-old boy who disappeared in the village of Builder in Ryazan

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Police found the missing four-year-old child in the village of Builder in Ryazan

Police officers in the shortest possible time found a four-year-old boy who disappeared in the village of Builder in Ryazan. This was reported in the regional MIA.

The message that the child left in an unknown direction during the walk, received in the duty unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on October 9. All external police services were immediately focused on the search for the minor.

As a result of operational measures, police officers found the boy on one of the streets of the village. Currently, the child is transferred to legal representatives, his life and health are not in danger. Law enforcement officers conduct an inspection, find out all the circumstances of the incident.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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