Portmore man and woman missing

Melissa McKoy, 35, of Stamp Shaw Way, Portsmouth, and Antwon Marsh, 21, of Waterford are missing.

McKoy has been missing since Wednesday, August 22, while Marsh has been missing since Saturday, August 18.

McKoy is of dark complexion and slim build and is about 170 centimetres (five feet, seven inches) tall.

Reports from the Waterford police are that she was last seen about noon at the Waterford Post Office in the parish and wearing a black blouse and black tights. All efforts to contact her have proven futile.

Marsh is of dark complexion slim build is about 168 centimetres (5 feet, 6 inches) tall. He sports a braided hairstyle.

Reports from the Waterford police are that Marsh was last seen on Orange Street, Kingston, at about 11:30 a.m.

He was wearing a blue T-shirt, white shorts, and white sneakers. All efforts to contact him have proven futile.

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of McKoy and/or Marsh is being asked to contact the Waterford police at 876-9881763, the police 119 emergency number, or the nearest police station. when the time passed, a report was made to the police, and she was arrested and charged.

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