56-y-o man reported missing
Phillip Lodge (Photo: JCF)
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November 18, 2017

56-y-o man reported missing

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The police are reporting that 56-year-old Phillip Lodge has been missing since last Sunday, November 12.

Lodge is of Constant Spring Road, St Andrew. He is of dark complexion, slim build and is five feet eight inches tall.

Reports from the Constant Spring police are that Lodge was last seen at home about 8:30 pm, dressed in a red T-shirt and a pair of jeans.

Anyone with information as to Lodge’s whereabouts is being asked to contact the Constant Spring police at 924-1421, 119, or the nearest police station.

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