Urgent Appeal to Find Missing 6-Year-Old Boy at Newport Pagnell Services

Police are desperately searching for six-year-old Aadil Umair Rahim, who vanished from Newport Pagnell Services around 7:15pm on 17th January.

What Aadil Was Wearing

Aadil is Asian, about 4ft tall, with short black hair. He was last seen wearing a green jumper, grey long top, baggy grey trousers, and a white skull cap.

Massive Search Underway with Helicopter Support

Authorities have released CCTV images of Aadil from earlier at the service station. The National Police Air Service (NPAS) helicopter is currently involved in the hunt.

“We are appealing for information to trace Aadil and we are concerned for his welfare,” said Superintendent Amy Clements. “He is only six and may be hiding somewhere. He is not in any trouble at all, we just need to know he is safe and well.”

“Thorough searches are underway in and around the services. If you were there between 7pm and 8:30pm on 17th January, or have dash-cam footage, please get in touch.”

How You Can Help

  • If you spotted Aadil, call Thames Valley Police on 101 quoting URN 1237 (17/1).
  • Check your dash-cam footage if you passed the services northbound or southbound during the timeframe.
  • Any information could prove crucial in bringing Aadil home safe and sound.

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