Suffolk police release footage of Noah Woods as search for missing boy continues
Summary
A large search is happening in a Suffolk village for a missing 3-year-old boy named Noah Woods, who has autism and is non-verbal. Police and volunteers are working together, using videos, dogs, and helicopters to find him, while asking people to avoid dangerous areas like railways and water.Key Facts
- Noah Woods is a 3-year-old boy with autism, who cannot speak and is partially deaf.
- He went missing on Tuesday afternoon after being separated from a relative in Brantham village.
- Police say there is no sign of anything criminal or harmful but are keeping an open mind.
- CCTV shows Noah running near a playground and into an alley toward a new housing estate.
- The search involves police, fire, coastguard, rescue teams, sniffer dogs, and a helicopter.
- Volunteers are asked to report to a coordination center and avoid dangerous places like railways and open water.
- The police advise not to approach Noah directly if found, but to call emergency services with his location.
- Noah’s father asked volunteers on social media to widen their search beyond the village area.
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