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Tobiasz Rogolski, now aged 19, was reported missing from Waterford city on Tuesday, March 2023 and gardai say he has now been located
The search for a teenager who was reported missing from his home in Waterford more than 18 months ago has been stood down, gardai have confirmed.
Tobiasz Rogolski, now aged 19, was reported missing from Waterford city on Tuesday, March 2023 and gardai say he has now been located.
Tobiasz, who was 17 when he was last seen, was the subject of a national appeal for assistance at the time with gardai stating that they believed he had travelled to the Cork city area.
In a brief update this Thursday, a spokesperson confirmed the search has now been stood down as he has been located.
"Tobiasz Rogolski, 19, who was reported missing from Waterford city on Tuesday, March 14 2023 has been located. Gardaí would like to thank the public and the media for their assistance," read the statement.
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No further information has been disclosed publicly.
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