16-y-o Gabriel Johnson of Cambridge, St James missing
Gabriel Johnson
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July 4, 2019

16-y-o Gabriel Johnson of Cambridge, St James missing

ST JAMES, Jamaica — Sixteen-year-old Gabriel Johnson, of Ducketts Road, Cambridge in St James has been reported missing since Wednesday, July 3.

Gabriel is of brown complexion, slim build and is about 5 feet 5 inches tall.

Reports from the Cambridge Police are that Gabriel was last seen at home about 12:30 pm dressed in a white blouse, blue skirt and a pair of black shoes.  

Anyone knowing Gabriel’s whereabouts is being asked to contact the Cambridge Police at 876-912-2266, Police 119 emergency number the nearest police station.

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