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Police found missing in the south of Volgograd 15-year-old boy

In the Krasnoarmeysky district, measures to search for a minor brother and sister have been successfully completed.

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Police found missing in the south of Volgograd 15-year-old boy

A 15-year-old teenager who left home with his 13-year-old sister, discovered by law enforcement a few hours earlier, has been found. In the GU of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the region, I report that the preliminary inspection revealed no signs of committing illegal actions against children.

Specialists of the units for juvenile police find out the motives and conditions that could provoke the departure of teenagers from home. The family will be provided with the necessary psychological and counselling support.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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