Authorities are on the hunt for two individuals linked to the case of a seven-year-old boy and his mother, who have not been spotted together since June.
The Metropolitan Police have disseminated images of the suspects as part of their inquiry regarding Karima Mahmoud, aged 43, and her son Adam Glanville, who is seven.
The last confirmed sighting of the mother and child duo occurred on June 3 of the previous year in Richmond, located in west London.
Law enforcement has indicated that Ms. Mahmoud is in violation of a family court directive.
Though Adam has not been seen since June, on October 24, authorities received a report of a sighting of Ms. Mahmoud near Bedfont Road, Feltham.
Karima Mahmoud, 43, and Adam Glanville, seven. Pic: PA/Metropolitan Police
The individuals sought by the police were involved in a “dispute” with another man at the time the missing mother and son were last observed together.
Authorities have shared pictures of the two men: one has dark hair and facial hair, dressed in a grey T-shirt, while the other possesses grey hair, thick black glasses, a beard, and is seen wearing a Run DMC T-shirt.
The images were captured during the incident, according to police reports.
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Detective Sergeant Mary Dawson, who is overseeing the investigation, stated: “We require the community’s assistance to find Karima and Adam.”
“Karima has violated a family court ruling, and the police are working to trace both of them.”
“Furthermore, I aim to identify and have a conversation with the two men depicted in the images released today.”
She continued: “I do not suspect that they have inflicted any harm on Karima or Adam; however, they may possess crucial information regarding their location.”
