UPDATE: Reported Missing Teens Now in Police Custody

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ROYAL POLICE FORCE OF ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
Office of Strategic Communications – STRATCOM

MEDIA RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Reported Missing Teens Now in Police Custody

St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, Monday, February 2, 2026

The teen sisters who were earlier reported missing are now in police custody.
Reports indicate that both minors left their home in Johnson’s Point around 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, 31st January.

A missing report was subsequently made at the Johnson’s Point Police Station, and a search was launched to determine their whereabouts.
The siblings later returned home sometime around 1:00 a.m. on Sunday, 1st February.

Further information revealed that the teens left home again on Monday morning, reportedly to attend their respective schools in Bolans and Jennings.

They were later spotted walking along Valley Road in the vicinity of the Antigua and Barbuda College of Advanced Studies-ABCAS formerly, Antigua State College.

A report was made to the Grays Farm Police Station, and officers there promptly responded to the report.
Both minors have since been taken into custody as investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the matter.

The Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda extends sincere thanks to members of the public for their vigilance, cooperation, and assistance, which contributed to the swift resolution of this report.
Further updates will be provided as necessary.
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12 COMMENTS

  1. Beautiful young ladies. Please be careful. It’s a savage world put there. Take time walk fast old people say.

  2. These lil girls too out a order. You don’t even know how to feel. And anout dem big dutty man dst dey bout. I wonder if y’all want this for your dsughters. Aryou to narsy! Come on!! Do frigging better man! That’s why AIDS on the rise. Then y’all take to Social Media and blame government!

  3. You honestly need to stfu ik these girls and they have had it rough sooo please before you come on here making noise think about what they have been through and possibly are currently going through they probably scared wgere they at rn

  4. 18 million Frenchmen cannot be wrong. Two sisters from the same home? Eh this needs proper investigation. The police & social services need to be involved. This case need to be dug deep. Perhaps The problem could be coming from the home and so both individuals are seeking refuge elsewhere

  6. Antigua is a strange place eh!? People make speculations and assumptions glibly without even thinking the harm they do to people’s children and their families..we see that all the time.
    Could there be a problem at home, that they are rebelling against? Why not ask that question to begin with?
    Everything must be scandalous and salacious?
    Anyway, our police are working, however there has been a spate of robberies recently.
    Officers please guvenit your all, there are evil forces among us. Do not be afraid to take them head-on, our country is progressing, by any means necessary within the ambit of the law, go after them, we beg you.

  7. Police and volunteers not babysitters. People drop real emergencies to go searching, and then it turn out they gone taking man

  10. We just waste resources when some children just willingly leave their home leaving the entire country on edge

  12. Exactly..we must get back to the days when everyone of us were rats, nosing all up in each other’s business. 😂.

    It kept us safe for decades..

    Don’t be ashamed to do the right thing and speak when you see something. Don’t follow these dumb Jamaica songs that preach that informer’s fe dead.

    If you see something, say something.

    I know I’m the biggest rat in the world, so don’t do no crazy crap around me, because I’m talking.

    I’m not defending no one with their foolishness.

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