Missing person

The Ministry of Police, Prison & Corrections said Patolo has been missing since Tuesday evening.

Patolo was last seen wearing a pair of brown shorts and a brown jacket.

The public is advised to contact a nearby Police Station or call 22222, if they have any information that might lead to Patolo’s whereabouts.

Samoa Ministry of Police, Prisons & Corrections this afternoon acknowledge the assistance of one of the families from Leusoalii which led to the happy reunion of the boys and their family.

Junior and Suiai were earlier reported missing from about 10am on Saturday, 22 January.

The Ministry of Police, Prisons & Corrections reported that the two brothers have been missing from about 10am on Saturday, 22 January.

Junior was last seen in a green shirt with a pair of black shorts while Suiai was dressed in a red shirt with a black pair of shorts.

The public is advised to contact a nearby Police Station or call 22222, if they have any information that might lead to the whereabouts of the brothers.

The Ministry of Police, Prisons & Corrections has reported that Siaosi has been missing since the morning of Christmas Eve.

He was last seen wearing his long sleeve male's blouse coloured black with white stripes, and a grey short.

Siaosi is a special need teenager and currently attending Loto Taumafai School.

The public is advised to contact a nearby Police Station or call 22222, if they have any information that might lead to Siaosi’s whereabouts.

Samoa Police has confirmed that Fainuu Fainuu of Tuaefu has been located and reunited safely with his family.

Fainu’u went missing on May 25 and was found on last week Tuesday, June 1.

He is the youngest of eight children.

Samoa Police said “We wish to acknowledge the support of the public which led to the successful reunion of this teenager and his family.”

Faaleaga Raider Toelepai Junior was last seen leaving his family on 19 April at around 2pm.

The Samoa Police, Prisons & Corrections Services has confirmed that Faaleaga has been located and reunited with his family.

Samoa Police also acknowledged the continuous support of the public which led to the successful reunion of the child and his family.

Taoipu has been missing since 8 December from his home in Samusu Aleipata.

His family has been trying to locate him after he failed to return home.

Police said Taoipu has mental condition/disability and his family is anxious to find him.

If you have any information that might lead to locating Taoipu’s whereabouts, please contact a nearby Police station or call 22222.

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