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Regina police searching for missing 15-year-old last seen on Cambridge Avenue

Regina police are seeking help to locate 15-year-old Deng Majok, last seen Thursday afternoon in the 80 block of Cambridge Avenue. He is tall, described as 6'3" and 200 pounds, and may be in Saskatoon or surrounding areas.

Regina police searching for missing 15-year-old last seen on Cambridge Avenue
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The Regina Police Service has issued an appeal for help finding a missing 15-year-old boy last seen Thursday afternoon in central Regina.

Where and when he was last seen

Police say Deng Majok was last observed on Thursday at approximately 3:30 p.m. in the 80 block of Cambridge Avenue. Officers consider him a missing person and are asking anyone with information to come forward.

Description and clothing

Majok is described as six feet three inches tall and weighing about 200 pounds. He has curly black hair and brown eyes. According to the police bulletin, he commonly wears grey and black sweatpants and sweaters.

  • If you saw Majok on Thursday afternoon in the Cambridge Avenue area, let police know.
  • Police believe he may have travelled to, or could currently be in, Saskatoon or the surrounding area.
  • Anyone with information is asked to contact the Regina Police Service or make a tip to Regina Crime.

How to report information

The police notice did not include a specific incident or file number beyond the missing person advisory; it asks members of the public to contact the Regina Police Service or Regina Crime with any information that could help locate Majok. No further identifying personal details were released publicly in the bulletin.

"Anyone who has information that would help police is asked to contact the Regina Police Service or Regina Crime."

Local context and why the appeal matters

This is a young person — just 15 — and the presence of a missing-people alert in Regina quickly mobilizes a community response. On the Prairies, neighbours, transit users and friends are often the first to notice unusual movements. When police indicate a missing person might be travelling to another city, as they have in this case with Saskatoon mentioned, it broadens the search area and the number of potential witnesses who may recognise the youth.

Because the bulletin emphasised clothing and an identifiable physical description, images and descriptions circulated by friends and family could assist with timely recognition. Police-led searches are most effective when accompanied by public tips that provide recent sightings, last-known movements, or information about possible destinations.

Item Detail
Name Deng Majok
Age 15
Last seen Thursday, ~3:30 p.m. — 80 block of Cambridge Avenue, Regina
Physical description 6'3", 200 lbs, curly black hair, brown eyes
Clothing Grey and black sweatpants and sweaters
Possible locations Saskatoon or surrounding area

Regina residents who may have been in the Cambridge Avenue area or who use regional transit between Regina and Saskatoon over the past 24–48 hours should review any dashcam, phone video or social posts that might show the youth. Local businesses, shelters and transit staff are also important contacts during searches like this.

The Regina Police Service is asking for public help in locating Majok. Anyone with information that could assist the investigation is asked to contact the Regina Police Service or Regina Crime. Police often rely on public tips to narrow the search and reunite missing people with their families; timely calls can make a critical difference.

We will update this report as the police release more information or confirm Majok’s whereabouts.

Hayley Friesen
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