Urgent Message from Kelvin Simon about missing resident Orden David

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Orden “Passo” David,

MP for St Mary’s South Kelvin Shugy Simon Wrote:

Our community is in deep distress as we continue the search for Orden “Passo” David, a beloved resident of Bolans, who has been missing since Saturday, January 25.

Orden is not just a member of our community—he is a committed member of the UPP St. Mary’s South Branch, always offering his assistance and ideas to uplift those around him.

His dedication and passion have touched many lives, and now, it is our turn to support him and his family in their time of need.

Orden, 39 years old, was last seen wearing a red vest and grey short jeans pants, driving a black Honda Fit with the registration number A60870.

Despite multiple searches and inquiries by the Bolans Police Station and Criminal Investigations Department, his whereabouts remain unknown.

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This is a time for us to unite and show the true strength of the St. Mary’s South community. I am calling on the government and law enforcement to spare no resource in this critical search. We must do everything in our power to ensure Orden is found and safely returned to his family.

To the community, if you have any information, no matter how small, please come forward. Contact:

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Bolans Police Station: 462-1080

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Criminal Investigations Department (CID): 462-3913

Orden’s family is counting on us. Let us stand together, share this message widely, and ensure no effort is spared in bringing Orden home.

His unwavering commitment to our community is a reminder of how much he means to us all.

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Comments (6)

  • M. Fontenelle January 27, 2025, 11:41 AM

    Praying for Orden’s safe and speedy return. He is a vibrant activist and well needed, contributing member of his community.
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  • Queen January 27, 2025, 11:45 AM

    I saw him Saturday night some time after 10pm buying jerk chicken by the Jamaicans (Dane)@ perrybay main road
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  • Antigua Surf January 27, 2025, 11:53 AM

    Everyone is pumped about a gay activist being missing, everyone wants urgent help. what about all the other missing people? where are the cries for urgent help. Don’t their family deserve closure as well? aren’t their family still worried and broken down? let’s be for real!!!
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    • Jezz January 27, 2025, 4:03 PM

      What does being “GAY” have to do with anything? He is a “well-loved, active, contributing, member of his community!!” Additionally, this is a very recent occurrence — hence the urgency! THAT IS THE DIFFERENCE! The other missing persons are important as well! Let us be kind to each other!!
      Reply
  • Anonymous January 27, 2025, 12:22 PM

    Why shaggy have to bring in politics in everything. All we know is that the man is missing we don’t care that he is a upp supporter
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  • Juju Bee January 28, 2025, 8:06 AM

    Ain’t no need to make it political cause if that’s the case then only UPP supporters should be looking.
    Every person deserves the same attention.
    Hoping for some good news
    Reply

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