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Search for missing five-year-old Missing five-year-old boy found
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A major search is under way for a five-year-old boy missing on Teesside. A five-year-old boy whose disappearance sparked a major search on Teesside has been found safe and well.
Rhys Moorhead was last seen playing in his grandparents' garden at Celandine Close in the Marton area of Middlesbrough at 0930 BST. Rhys Moorhead had last been seen playing in his grandparents' garden at Celandine Close in the Marton area of Middlesbrough at 0930 BST.
Cleveland Police said they had deployed all their available resources for the search.Cleveland Police said they had deployed all their available resources for the search.
Rhys is 4ft 3ins with blond hair, blue eyes and of medium build. He was wearing jeans, maroon trainers and a red short-sleeved hooded top. It was announced just before 2000 BST that he had been found on the street in Berwick Hills.
Police said Rhys's bicycle, which is red or orange, had also gone missing.
'Just disappeared'
They said initial searches of the area had been carried out with no success and they were becoming "increasingly concerned".
Brian Moorhead, Rhys's great-uncle, said the boy's grandparents, Tony and Sharon Moorhead, were "distraught"
Mr Moorhead, 57 and from Middlesbrough, said: "Tony said to me he just disappeared off the face of the earth.
"One minute he was there, the next he was gone. I'm worried and shocked."