Public asked to assist in locating him
BASSETERRE, St. Kitts – MEMBERS of the public are being called upon to lend assistance in locating a young man who has not been seen for the past couple of days.
Information which has reached this publication suggests that Dylon Clarke of Church Ground, Nevis was last seen sometime between 4:00 and 6:00 on the evening of Saturday, April 28, 2012.
The information has been circulating via Blackberry messages and investigations made by this publication confirmed that searches are being made by the 17-year-old’s relatives, friends and members of the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF).
The circulated message further reads, “please assist at any cause he has his cxc exams to do and his life to look forward to anyone knows the his where abouts please contact the police…”
An official communiqué has yet to be released by the RSCNPF containing the missing teen’s physical details, date of birth etc.
This publication made contact with Divisional Commander of the District ‘C’ (Nevis) Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Robert Liburd to secure such details, and he informed that he had none and the force’s PRO, SGT Stephen Hector, should be contacted.
Having been questioned by this media house about information regarding Clarke’s disappearance, SGT Hector indicated that he had been in a workshop for most of the day and the only information he has is that the teen is missing.
Persons having any knowledge of Clarke’s whereabouts are asked to make contact with the Charlestown Police Station at (869) 469 5391 or any other police station to divulge such.
