The Search continues for Kemba Marshall
The search continues for 13-year-old Kemba Marshall, who has now been missing for over five months.
The Five Islands Primary student was last seen in early March by his father, with whom he resided.
Police spokesman, Inspector Frankie Thomas told the local media this week there has been no official word on Marshall’s whereabouts since law enforcers began searching for him in July.
On July 6, a group comprising members of his family, the Police and Defense Forces, civil society groups and Marshall’s classmates combed the Five Islands area in a futile search for him.
The search was organized by a group called the Concerned Citizens of Antigua and Barbuda. The police continue to appeal to the public for assistance in locating the teenager.
Anyone with information is being asked to contact the Grays Farm Police Station at 462-0481 or the Criminal Investigations department at 462-3913.
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