13-Year-Old Tanijah Cochrane
13-year-old Tanijah Cochrane of St. Johnson’s Village is missing. She was last seen at 8:30am dressed in her Clare Hall Secondary School uniform.
Please report any sightings or knowledge of her whereabouts to the nearest Police Station or call CID at 462-3913. Authorities are urging the public, if you know something, say something.
Praying for a positive outcome
ReplyHere we go again… let’s hope for the best
ReplyPlease hoping this baby is safe search teams let’s search for this baby
ReplyPlease save this child . Get out there people. Let’s not repeat the past weeks of horror and tragedy. Punish those responsible for these heinous sins severely.
ReplyI’m so angry and frustrated. What the hell is going on in Antigua? How can the damn government not control these situations? What’s the damn police’s job? There’s no security anymore. We can’t live in peace. Now we have to live in fear of sending our kids to school.
ReplyAnd just like that another baby is taken…father bring her home safely
ReplyDon’t blame the government for everything..I hope she is found safe and there’s not a repeat of the last missing person. We cannot take this anymore
ReplyParents and guardians have to be more vigilant. Hot in the pants hormone addled little girls and guys need to know their place and stop running away from home because they can’t get their way. Older guys need to stop preying on school girls and go find their sex and size to ramp with. Police needs to crack that suspected circle that’s abducting people in Antigua and they need to be more visible and more vigilant in our communities serving with integrity and intent holding to the mandate of protect and serve. I hope she returns home safely for enough is enough already!
ReplyAntiguans wake up and pay attention
What are the authorities doing to protect the youths of your nation? Talk isn’t enough. Antiguans must take full countrol. Gang up and form your own neighborhood security and protect the kids at all cost.
Everything can’t be blamed on authorities. These girls sometimes go to do whatever they want and have the nation under stress.
ReplyShe was found
Reply
Praying for a positive outcome
Here we go again… let’s hope for the best
Please hoping this baby is safe search teams let’s search for this baby
Please save this child . Get out there people. Let’s not repeat the past weeks of horror and tragedy. Punish those responsible for these heinous sins severely.
I’m so angry and frustrated. What the hell is going on in Antigua? How can the damn government not control these situations? What’s the damn police’s job? There’s no security anymore. We can’t live in peace. Now we have to live in fear of sending our kids to school.
And just like that another baby is taken…father bring her home safely
Don’t blame the government for everything..I hope she is found safe and there’s not a repeat of the last missing person. We cannot take this anymore
Parents and guardians have to be more vigilant. Hot in the pants hormone addled little girls and guys need to know their place and stop running away from home because they can’t get their way. Older guys need to stop preying on school girls and go find their sex and size to ramp with. Police needs to crack that suspected circle that’s abducting people in Antigua and they need to be more visible and more vigilant in our communities serving with integrity and intent holding to the mandate of protect and serve. I hope she returns home safely for enough is enough already!
Antiguans wake up and pay attention
What are the authorities doing to protect the youths of your nation? Talk isn’t enough. Antiguans must take full countrol. Gang up and form your own neighborhood security and protect the kids at all cost.
Everything can’t be blamed on authorities. These girls sometimes go to do whatever they want and have the nation under stress.
She was found