Group Of Men Abducted 16-Year-Old Boy, Cut His Hair And Left Him With Missing Teeth

A 16-year-old boy was left with a cut cheek, missing teeth, and his hair cut off after being abducted by a group of unidentified men.

The teen boy was kidnapped from High Wycombe, in Buckinghamshire, England at approximately 3.30 p.m. on Oct. 29, police said.

"The victim was in the Loudwater area of High Wycombe when he was approached by a group of males and forced to get into a dark blue car," Thames Valley Police said in a statement.

"He was taken to another location and returned home several hours later having been assaulted."

"The offenders were all males and dressed in black, but at this stage, there is no further description available."

The miscreants who attacked the boy also reportedly stole his iPhone 12 and a body-warmer during the incident, the police said.

The teen victim suffered a large cut to his cheek, which required stitching, a laceration to his right hand, as well as lumps to his head.

The boy’s hair had been cut and was left with two of his molar teeth missing. He was treated at a local hospital for his injuries and was later discharged.

The police are investigating and are now urging witnesses and anybody with information about the attack to report to the authorities.

"I am appealing to anybody who was in the Loudwater area yesterday afternoon who believe that they witnessed this incident to please get in touch with Thames Valley Police," Investigating officer Detective Inspector Emily Evans, of Slough CID, said, the Mirror reported.

"This happened in the middle of the afternoon, and I am sure that people will have witnessed this."

"I would also like to hear from anybody who may have been driving in the area to please check your dash-cam and contact the force if it has captured anything that can assist this investigation."

"This is a concerning set of circumstances, but at this stage of the investigation, we believe this to be an isolated incident."

"You will notice an increased police presence in the area while our inquiries continue, and if you have any information or concerns, you can speak to any of our officers."