Fears for missing teenager
Relevant offers
Auckland police are concerned for the safety of a teenage boy who has been missing for more than a week.
Fourteen-year-old Nigel Mansell was last seen at Mt Albert Train Station about 11am on December 19 by his CYFS caregiver, said Constable Kimi Upu, of Avondale police.
Police had "real concerns" for his wellbeing because of his age, he said.
Nigel was believed to visit the West Auckland area, especially Westgate Shopping Mall.
He also could have tried to make his way to Kaitaia where his previous caregiver and family lived, Mr Upu said.
Police are keen to hear from anyone who knows where Nigel is.
- NZPA
Sponsored links
Woman stabbed, strangled by partner
Kiwi deaths spur reminder to dog owners
Pike River chief a 'dodgy git, liar'
Third Megaupload co-accused bailed
Hunt under way for young girl's attacker
Huge heritage tree crushes cars
Heritage rules had deadly consequence
Bail denied for journalist-murder accused
Search for missing yachtie to be reviewed
Woman charged over Gisborne death
Earthquake stress blamed for murder
Earthquake stress blamed for murder
Reconsider Crafar farms deal, Government told
Search for missing yachtie to be reviewed
Mojo Mathers gives maiden speech
Hundreds die in Honduras prison fire
Top-12 teams for Tall Ferns late Olympic bid
Proteas start tour with T20 win over Wizards
NZ dollar up on strong retail spending
Should you take your groom's name?
Auckland, Wellington expensive for expats
Matt Giteau still simmering over Deans snub
Adele's ex-boyfriend deserves credit
Earthquake stress blamed for murder
Can Paris Hilton save her image?
Should you take your groom's name?
Gareth Morgan: I hope Norwegian sinks
Matt Giteau still simmering over Deans snub
Proteas start tour with T20 win over Wizards
Should you take your groom's name?
Man fined for selling derogatory clothing
'Legal cocaine' may be new designer drug
iPads make learning a delight for pupils
Tapanui farm dog becomes Lotto dog
Do you think Waitangi Day and Anzac Day holidays should be "Monday-ised"?
Related story: Nats to discuss Mondayising holidays




