Missing children from Islington are found

Scotland Yard put out an appeal to find the Jackman children earlier this month.
By Lynn Rusk
Published 29th Sep 2021, 15:28 BST
Updated 29th Sep 2021, 15:28 BST
The Jackman children, left to right, Zinayah, 2, Marley, 6, Zeah, 7, and Tyler, 11, have been found. Credit: Met PoliceThe Jackman children, left to right, Zinayah, 2, Marley, 6, Zeah, 7, and Tyler, 11, have been found. Credit: Met Police
The Jackman children, left to right, Zinayah, 2, Marley, 6, Zeah, 7, and Tyler, 11, have been found. Credit: Met Police

Police have confirmed that four children who went missing from their home in North London have now been found safe and well.

Siblings - Tyler, 11, Zeah, seven, Marley, six, and two-year-old Zinayah Jackman - had gone missing from their home in Islington on September 16.

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Officers believed that they were with their father Zion Jackman and grandmother Una Dolan, who had strong links with the West Midlands and Essex.

The children’s mother had shared a desperate appeal on social media, with a number of family pictures.

She wrote: “No mother should have to go through this so please share.”

Det Insp Paul Ridley, from the North Area Public Protection Unit, led the investigation for Scotland Yard.

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Police updated the public on Twitter, saying: “On September 21 we issued a press release appealing for information about four children who were missing from their home in North London.

“We are pleased to report that the children have now been located safe and well.”

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