Police appeal for help in search for Brierley Hill teenager

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Saturday, September 19th, 2020 2:26pm

By Dan Richards @brummy_dan

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Police in Dudley are searching for a fifteen year old boy who’s gone missing from his Brierley Hill home.

James Barrett left his home this morning and his family are really worried about him.

James is slim with dark hair and could be wearing denim shorts and royal blue trainers.

Please contact officers urgently on 101 if you can help.

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