Urgent police search for Melbourne boy Brock, 10, missing since Tuesday
Police say Brock may be travelling on public transport in several suburbs; welfare concerns cited due to his age and a medical condition.
An urgent police search is underway after a 10-year-old boy disappeared in Melbourne. Brock was last seen at Dandenong Railway Station around 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, 23 September. He is described as having dark-blonde hair and was wearing a blue and grey jumper, black tracksuit pants and black and red shoes. Police say they are concerned for Brock’s welfare because of his age and a medical condition.
Police say Brock may be travelling on public transport in the Cranbourne, Narre Warren, Doveton, Box Hill, Frankston and St Kilda areas. Anyone with information is urged to contact Dandenong Police Station on (03) 9767 7444.
Victoria Police released an image of Brock on social media to aid the search. The department said there have been no confirmed sightings since he was last seen, and investigators are seeking any information that could help locate him. The case is being treated as a welfare concern given Brock’s age and medical condition, and authorities said the investigation remains active as they pursue credible leads and any potential sightings. Residents in the listed areas are asked to remain vigilant and to report information promptly to police to assist with the inquiry.