Teenage boy readmitted to school
In an unexpected turn of events, Fahed A., a 13-year-old boy from Kassel, returned home safely on Wednesday, following a day of concern and search efforts. Fahed was reported missing on Monday evening at 2 PM, and his whereabouts remained unknown until his return today.
According to reports, Fahed left his school in Karlshorst after an argument, and his disappearance was first noticed around the same time. The Berlin Police's Missing Persons Unit immediately began an active search for the young boy, seeking information from the public to aid in their efforts.
The school where Fahed attends is located in Karlshorst, and the circumstances surrounding his disappearance remain unclear. However, it is known that he was last seen leaving his school.
Fahed's family, who live in Kassel, were understandably worried about his safety, but their fears were alleviated when he returned home on his own. The police have confirmed that Fahed is now safe and sound in the care of his family.
The Berlin Police's Missing Persons Unit will continue their investigation into Fahed's disappearance to understand the circumstances that led to his going missing and his eventual return. The public is encouraged to continue providing any information they may have that could assist in the investigation.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance and community involvement in ensuring the safety of our children. We hope that Fahed's safe return brings comfort to his family and friends, and we extend our gratitude to the Berlin Police's Missing Persons Unit for their diligent efforts in this case.
