Desperate search for 13-year-old boy who never arrived at his country bus stop

  • Search is underway for a 13-year old boy who didn't arrive at his bus stop
  • Charlie Clancy was last seen at Southern Cross Station shortly after 6pm
  • He was believed to have boarded the bus but did not arrive at his destination
  • He was last seen wearing grey track pants, a black jumper and Adidas runners 

A 13-year-old boy has been declared missing after he set off from Melbourne but never arrived at his country bus stop.

Charlie Clancy was last seen at Melbourne's Southern Cross Railway Station at around 6pm on Sunday.

It is believed that he boarded the V/Line bus and was heading for Sale, a city located 214 kilometres south-east of Melbourne. 

Thirteen-year-old Charlie Clancy (pictured) has been declared missing after it was found that he never arrived at his country bus stop

Thirteen-year-old Charlie Clancy (pictured) has been declared missing after it was found that he never arrived at his country bus stop

He was expected to reach his destination at 9pm but did not arrive, according to Victoria Police. 

It is speculated that Mr Clancy may have headed to the East Brighton area of Melbourne.

He was last seen wearing grey track pants, a black and grey jumper and black and white Adidas runners. 

Police have released an image of Charlie in the hope that he will be recognised and that information can be provided on his current whereabouts. 

Anyone with information is urged to contact Sale Police Station on 5142 2200.  

He was last seen at Melbourne's Southern Cross Railway Station (pictured) at around 6pm on Sunday night

He was last seen at Melbourne's Southern Cross Railway Station (pictured) at around 6pm on Sunday night

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Desperate search for 13-year-old boy who never arrived at his country bus stop

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