Concern for missing Uckfield teenager

Monday, 28 November 2022 at 14:03

By Martyn Grenfell @martyngee

16 year old Jack Carter was last seen on Sunday 27 November at around 4.30pm.

Sussex Police are concerned for his welfare after Jack was last seen leaving home on Sunday afternoon. Jack is from Uckfield but also has links to the Crowborough area.

He is described as slim, around 5’10” with short ginger hair and was last seen wearing dark clothing.

Anyone with information on his whereabouts is being urged to contact Sussex Police immediately. If you see Jack or have information which could help officers safely locate him please call 999 quoting serial number 993 of 27/11.

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