Manchester pharmacy technician reported missing
Forty-year-old Kedecia Mcleod, a pharmacy technician, of Allison District, Bombay, Manchester, has been missing since Tuesday, June 09.
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June 10, 2026

Manchester pharmacy technician reported missing

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating 40-year-old pharmacy technician Kedecia McLeod of Allison district, Bombay, Manchester, who has been missing since Tuesday, June 9.

McLeod is described as being of brown complexion and slim build.

Reports from the Mandeville police are that about 1:11 pm, McLeod was last seen at her workplace wearing a white blouse, grey sweater, brown pants and a pair of white slippers.

Police said all efforts to contact her since then have proven futile.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Kedecia McLeod is being asked to contact the Mandeville Police Station at 876-961-5538, the police emergency number 119, or the nearest police station.

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