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06 Sept 2025
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CCTV footage captured the teenager in Magherafelt today.
Police are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of Jamie Devlin who was last believed to have been in the Cookstown area at around 1.45pm today, Thursday, July 11.
Jamie, aged 18, is described as being 5ft 7in in height and of slim build. He has dark brown hair and blue eyes.
The picture attached shows Jamie at Magherafelt bus station, before he travelled to Cookstown bus station arriving at around 12.55pm today.
Local policing Inspector Brown said: “We are appealing to anyone with information in respect of Jamie’s whereabouts to contact us on 101 or via psni.police/report, quoting serial 762 of 11/07/24.
“If you have used public transport today, or drive a taxi – have you seen Jamie? He may also have been walking along rural roads.
“We would ask the local community to check their outbuildings, sheds and any derelict buildings that may be accessible, if it is safe to do so. Jamie could also be camping in the area.”
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