SA Police investigating two abduction bids across Adelaide after other reports turn out to be false POLICE have abandoned investigations into an alleged abduction attempt at Kingswood this week, which was based on a false report by a teenage girl. The girl had reported being approached by a man in a Kombi van who then tried to entice her into the vehicle. But after extensive investigations, police have determined the report to be false and are working with the family involved to "ensure the welfare of all concerned." It means a police photofit image of a man, released this week, is no longer relevant. Police initially linked the Kingswood report to a similar incident at Springfield on June 13, due to similarities in the reports. They continue to investigate two attempted abductions: a June 13 incident in which a boy was approached by a driver, and another at Highbury on June 19, when a boy also was approached by a man in a car. Due to the distances between the two incidents, police have not linked the two. The girl's school has been informed and will relay the information to its community. Police also will be speaking with other schools in the Kingswood area. Police released a statement this morning confirming the report and emphasised the amount of suspicious behaviour reports received and the importance to investigate each case thoroughly. "Sometimes these incidents are not as they seem," the release said. Police have also been able to rule out other "attempted abductions" reported this week at Paralowie and Kensington. "We ask that people remain vigilant as always, but not to allow speculation, rumour or misguided reports via social and mainstream media to cloud perceptions," a police statement said. Police will continue to investigate reported incidents at Springfield and Highbury.