Police are urgently appealing for public assistance to locate a 14-year-old boy with Type 1 diabetes who disappeared from his school in Churchlands on Thursday morning.
Concerns for Teen's Welfare
A police spokesperson confirmed they hold serious concerns for the welfare of Sunny Neil Boyd Moffat, who was last seen at Churchlands Senior High School just before midday. The teenager has been missing ever since.
Sunny's father, Wayne Moffat, expressed deep worry that his son might collapse without access to his insulin. In a heartfelt plea shared on a community Facebook page, Mr. Moffat detailed the critical situation.
Father's Desperate Plea
“Sunny has Type 1 diabetes and hasn’t had food since 7.46 this morning and has none of his communications or diabetes tracking devices with him,” Mr. Moffat wrote. “He was last seen in school uniform, teal polo shirt and long navy trousers. Police are searching the area of Churchlands, Wembley and Scarborough. He may be unconscious, if you see him, please call 000.”
Police described Sunny as having brown hair and a medium build.
Police Appeal for Information
Authorities urge anyone who has seen Sunny or has information about his whereabouts to contact police immediately on 131 444. Alternatively, information can be reported to Crime Stoppers online at www.crimestopperswa.com.au or by calling 1800 333 000.
The search continues as time is critical for the diabetic teenager who requires regular insulin and food intake.
