A BODY has been found in the search for a "shy" missing teenager who vanished on A Level Results Day over a week ago.
Kamau McCallum-James, 18, from Fartown in Huddersfield, disappeared last Wednesday, sparking a major police search.
Underwater dive teams scouring the Huddersfield Narrow Canal in the Colnebridge area say they have found a body.
West Yorkshire Police confirmed the find on Saturday after a painstaking search, but have stressed no formal identification has taken place.
The teenager's family have been made aware but say they have no idea why the shy teen who had won a place at Teeside University disappeared.
Kamau was last seen on the 21 August.
He had recently learnt that he had gained a place at Teesside University.
A West Yorkshire Police spokesman told the : "Police searching for missing 18-year-old Kamau McCallum-James from Huddersfield have found a body.
"Enquiries are ongoing at the scene and no formal identification has taken place. Kamau’s family have been made aware of the development."
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