Police Search for Missing Mother and Baby

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Friday, 15 February 2013 02:30

By caribarena news

Antigua St. John's - The Police are appealing to the general public for their assistance in finding the whereabouts of a 32 year old Potters mother and her son, who went missing on Monday.

Abiosa Jordan, a Guyanese national residing at Potters, and her 18 month old son Joshua Lawrence, were reported missing after she failed to appear for work on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, and calls to her cellular phone went unanswered. The police said their investigations led them to her home in Potters, and a set of keys was found at her front door.

Abiosa, who has been an employee at the Spencer’s Service Station located on Factory Road for the past two years, was last seen with her son walking in the vicinity of the Mount Joy Service station located at the junction of Jonas Road and the road leading to Willikies.

She is described to be approximately 5ft-5ins in height, of slim build with shoulder length hair.

The police are appealing to anyone knowing the whereabouts of Jordan and her baby to contact the CID at 462-3913 or 492-3914, her sister Wonita Natasha Simon at 722-0907, Crime Stoppers at 800-Tips (8477) or contact the nearest police station.

 
Nut Grove Stabbing

The police are investigating a report of wounding that left a 21 year old man of Nut Grove, nursing a stab wound to his back at the Mount St. Johns Medical Center.

It was reported that around 7:30pm on Wednesday a young man and a 15 year old student of the Ottos Comprehensive School got into a heated argument, while on Lower Ottos Basketball Court; and as a result the teen allegedly used a sharp object to inflict a stab wound to the young man’s back.

The EMS subsequently arrived on the scene and rushed him to the hospital, where doctors reported that the wound was not life threatening. Further investigation into the matter is ongoing.

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