SAFE: A Facebook image of Connaire Daniels. Source: Facebook
POLICE have located 13-year-old Connaire Daniels who went missing yesterday morning on his way from Salisbury to South Bank.
It was announced about 10.30pm the boy had been found safe and sound.
Police said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the matter and are thanking the public for their help in finding the boy.
There were serious fears for the teenager who is diabetic and had little money or a mobile phone at the time of his disappearance.
His family took to social media to rally support with thousands of people joining Facebook groups requesting information on sightings of Connaire.
It is unknown if this had a hand in finding him.
Earlier The Courier Mail reported that police were searching for the teenager after he was been reported missing by his parents in Salisbury this morning.
Connaire was last seen leaving his home on Blackwood Road at 11.30am on Sunday, February 17.
Police believe he was planning on catching a train to South Bank to meet with friends but are unsure if he arrived.
His sister, Jessie Percival, has posted in a Facebook Group to say the family is very concerned as Connaire is diabetic and is reliant on regular insulin injections.
Connaire's Facebook page was deactivated after he went missing.
It is believed he does not have a mobile phone and has limited money with him.
Police are looking at CCTV footage in South Bank in an effort to locate him.
Connaire is described as being Caucasian in appearance, 193cm tall with a slim build, auburn hair and brown eyes.
He was wearing a white T-shirt, cream shorts and red shoes.
Jessie Percival has pleaded with her brother to call home and let them know he's okay.
"We just want to know he's okay, he can call anyone even if he doesn't want to come home we just need to know he's safe", Ms Percival said.
Connaire was last seen leaving his home on Blackwood Road about 11.30am on Sunday, February 17.
He planned to catch the train to meet friends in South Bank at midday, but his family grew concerned when he failed to return home in the evening.
As Connaire does not own a mobile phone, family members posted a message to his Facebook wall to try and contact him.
"My brother Jake posted on his wall asking to call home telling him how worried we were for him, but only a few minutes later his account was deactivated and we haven't heard from him since."
Connaire's last post on Saturday evening spoke excitedly of the new boat he had just purchased with his father the week before.
Ms Percival said her brothers disappearance is entirely out of character.
"He's never done anything like this before. If things are ever bad he always gives me a call."
"He's never not come home before", she said.
Connaire's parents did not know which friends he had planned to meet and are pleading with anyone who may have any information to contact Crime Stoppers and bring their boy home.
"Mum is trying to hold it together as best she can but she's struggling we are all just so worried we just want to know he's okay."
Connaire suffers from diabetes but Ms Percival said he would be okay for a couple of days if he had access to food before his insulin levels would become critical.
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