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Police are still looking for missing 17-year-old Ryan Needes, and believe now that he could be in the Nottinghamshire area.

Ryan was first declared missing on May 22, after last being seen in the Horncastle area at around 11am on that day.

His family said that it was extremely out of character for him to not be in touch for an extended period of time, and just want him to be safe and well.

Ryan Needes was last seen on May 22, 2021. | Photo: Lincolnshire Police

He has been described as 5ft 6in tall, of white complexity, with a slim build, and he was last seen wearing a dark coloured tracksuit.

New information suggests that Ryan may be in the Nottinghamshire area, and he has now been missing for over three and a half weeks.

If you have seen Ryan Needes or have any information on his whereabouts, contact Lincolnshire Police on 101 and quote incident 469 of May 22.

Three people, including two police officers, have been injured in a crash on the A52 which has caused the road to close.

The crash happened just after 10am on Wednesday morning and will see the A52 closed in both directions at the Mareham Lane junction near Threekingham until around 5.30pm.

Two police officers and the driver of the other car suffered minor injuries and have been taken to hospital for treatment.

It happened when the police car was responding to an emergency call, and investigations are taking place to find out what happened.

Anyone who was in the area or has dashcam footage is being asked to call 101 and quote incident 111 of June 16.

A former police officer will face a misconduct hearing for allegedly using his handheld mobile phone whilst on duty and driving a marked police vehicle to record a video, which he then posted/shared to Snapchat.

Matthew Breathwick was based at Spalding Police Station and a public misconduct hearing will be held at the force’s headquarters in Nettleham at 9.30am on Monday, June 21.

The alleged incident happened on November 6 last year and on this date, as well as on November 7, 2020, he was challenged about his conduct. It is alleged that he was dishonest and denied using his phone.

On March 25 this year, he was convicted of an offence of using a mobile phone whilst driving in respect of this conduct.

It is alleged that former PC Breathwick breached the following standards of professional behaviour: honesty and integrity, and discreditable conduct.

Lincolnshire Police said the conduct, if proved, amounts to gross misconduct for the following reasons:

• He committed a road traffic offence whilst on duty and in a marked police vehicle
• He broadcast a video recording of him doing so via the Snapchat app
• He was dishonest to a colleague and supervisor when they challenged him