Spanish Town police seek relatives of wandering teenage boy
Venton Bailey
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March 17, 2019

Spanish Town police seek relatives of wandering teenage boy

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica — Lawmen assigned to the Spanish Town Police Station are seeking the public’s assistance in locating family members of a teenage boy who was found wandering in the St Catherine area this morning.

Reports are that the boy walked into the police station about 11:30 am, seeking monetary assistance. He gave his name and particulars as 17-year-old Venton Bailey of a Dubai, St Ann address.

Anyone with information that can assist the police with their investigations is being asked to contact the Spanish Town police at 876-984-2305, police 119 emergency number or the nearest police station.

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