36-y-o Manchester man reported missing
Philmore Bruce
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April 27, 2019

36-y-o Manchester man reported missing

MANCHESTER, Jamaica — Thirty-six-year-old Philmore Bruce, of Villa Road in Mandeville, Manchester has been reported missing since Friday, April 6.

Bruce is of dark complexion, slim build, is about 5 feet 6 inches tall and sports a dreadlocks hairstyle.

Reports from the Mandeville Police are that Bruce was last seen in Mandeville about 6:00 pm dressed in a pair of grey jeans pants, grey t-shirt and a pair of black and grey slippers.

Anyone knowing Bruce’s whereabouts is being asked to contact the Mandeville Police Station at 876-962-2250, the Manchester Divisional Intelligence Unit (DIU) at 876-625-3423 or Police 119 emergency number or the nearest police station.

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