Tragic Discovery: Body Found in Search for Missing Northumberland Teenager, Reagan Brown
Tragic Discovery: Body Found in Search for Missing Northumberland Teenager, Reagan Brown

In a sorrowful update to a missing person case that has captivated the community, Northumbria Police announced the discovery of a body in Leazes Park, Newcastle, believed to be that of 19-year-old Reagan Brown. Reagan, from Hexham, was last seen around 10:30 pm on Monday near Leazes Park in Newcastle city centre. His disappearance triggered an extensive search involving police divers and local Mountain Rescue teams.

The body was found on Wednesday afternoon, and while formal identification is pending, the police have notified Reagan’s family. Superintendent Kevin Waring of Northumbria Police expressed his condolences, describing the outcome as “extremely tragic” and extending the department’s deepest sympathies to Reagan’s family and friends during this difficult time.

The discovery has shaken the local community, and the police have requested privacy for the family as they navigate this challenging period. The authorities have thanked those involved in the search efforts, including the public, for their assistance and support.

Investigations are ongoing to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident. Anyone with further information is still encouraged to come forward to help provide clarity on this tragic event.

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