Police launch urgent hunt for missing father, 44, and his four-year-old son after pair have not been since boy was picked up from his mother’s home more than 24 hours ago
- Jason Bray, 44, took Kyron Martell-Bray, four, from his mother’s house yesterday
- He was taken by his father at around 12:30pm and has not been seen since
- The police are urging anyone who may have seen the pair to come forward
Police have launched an urgent manhunt to find a missing father who has disappeared with his four-year-old son.
Jason Bray, 44, took Kyron Martell-Bray from his mother’s house at around 12:30pm on Wednesday afternoon and has not been seen since.
Officers say they are concerned for the safety of both of Jason and Kyron who were last seen in Oldbury, West Midlands.
Police are currently looking for Kyron Martell-Bray, aged four – pictured above in a photograph released by the police – after he was taken from his mother’s home by his Dad on Wednesday, and has not been seen since
West Midlands Police today issued a picture of the smiling youngster as well as a mug shot of his father and urged anyone who has seen them to get in touch.
A force spokesperson said: ‘We’re concerned for the safety of a father and son who are currently missing.
‘Jason Bray, aged 44, is currently with his four-year-old son Kyron Martell-Bray and we need to find them to make sure they are both safe.
‘Jason took Kyron from his mother’s home in Oldbury at around 12:30pm yesterday afternoon and has not been seen since.
Jason Bray, 44, pictured in a mugshot released by the police, is being hunted for by the police after he took his son from his mother’s home on Wednesday and has not been seen since. The police say they are afraid for the pairs’ safety
‘Kyron is around 3ft 4ins tall, with braided hair. He was last seen wearing blue, white and red striped top with peach shorts and blue sandals.
‘We’re carrying out extensive enquiries to try and find them both and are urging anyone with any information about their whereabouts to contact us.
‘Anyone with any information is asked to get in touch via Live Chat on our website or call us on 101.’