These 3 Teens Reported Missing
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The following teenagers were reported missing and bulletins were sent out by the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) to ask for assistance in locating the three girls.
First on the list of missing teens is 17-year-old Nejuma Kerr who was last seen on Saturday, May 18. Kerr, nicknamed ‘Shanty’, is from Blenhein Road in Waterford, St.Catherine.
An Ananda Alert has been issued for Kerr who was last seen at home at around 11:30 PM, wearing blue denim jeans, black crocs, and a black merino. She was reported missing to the Portmore Police.
Kerr is of slim build, a brown complexion, and is about five feet, five inches tall. Anyone with information is being asked to contact the Portmore Police at the number 876-989-8422.
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The next missing teen is Tamara Hudson who is only fourteen years old. She was last seen leaving her home in Lime Edge District, St. Andrew on the same day as Kerr, Saturday, May 18, at around 1:30 PM in the afternoon.
She left home carrying a blue backpack and she was wearing a pink top and a floral skirt. Hudson has not been heard from or seen since.
If you have any information on this missing person, you are being asked to contact the Stony Hill Police at the number 876-942-2223.
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The third missing individual is Kaylie-Ann Taylor, the youngest of the three, at just 13 years of age. Taylor was last seen a week before Kerr and Hudson on May 12, 2024.
There is no information as to what the teen was wearing when she went missing. She is of slim build, a dark complexion, and around five feet tall.
Anyone with information of her whereabouts is being asked to contact the Richmond Police at 876-992-0000.
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If anyone is able to assist with locating the above individuals, it is being asked that you contact the nearest police station with the available information, or call the emergency number 119.