Though several people, mainly children, from the Coast have been listed by the police as missing, there is little information weeks later as to their whereabouts.
Police regularly, through the Constabulary Communications Unit (CCU), list missing people asking for the public to make contact about them. However, often, police report these people who go missing simply return home without the police being informed by those who report them gone. Now and then, police will list those who have returned home, without harm, though not explaining what happened why the person was listed missing.
The North Coast Times has been trying to get information on some of those from the Coast, including two from one family in Discovery Bay, St Ann who have gone missing in the last six weeks.
Up until Saturday, December 10, the police were unable to provide The Times with information as to whether any of those persons reported missing were found.
Here is a list of the missing persons:
| NAME
|
AGE
|
ADDRESS
|
POLICE CONTACT
|
MISSING SINCE | |
| Yonique Reid | 16 | Katan Lane, Mount Salem, St. James. | Mount Salem Police at 952-3572 | Oct. 29 | |
| Shanoya Graham | 11 | Hopewell Gardens, Discovery Bay, St Ann. | Discovery Bay Police at 973-2233 | Nov. 18 | |
| Ashani Graham | 8 | Hopewell Gardens, Discovery Bay, St Ann. | Discovery Bay Police at 973-2233 | Nov. 18 | |
| Winston Savizon | 45 | Paggee, Port Maria, St. Mary. | Port Maria Police at 994-2223 | Nov.18 | |
| Nicholas Gilzene otherwise called ‘Max’ | 24 | Hague Settlement in Falmouth, Trelawny. | Falmouth Police at 954-3222 | Nov. 21 | |
| Hasani Nicholson otherwise called ‘Jabari’ | 16 | Hopewell Gardens, Discovery Bay, St Ann | Discovery Bay Police at 973-2233 | Nov.19 | |
| Javier McGaw | 13 | Hamstead district, Port Maria, St. Mary | Port Maria Police at 994-2220 | Nov. 6 | |
If you have information about the whereabouts of these persons you may also contact the police 119 emergency or you may contact The Times.
