The Barbados Police Service (TBPS) has issued an official public call for community assistance to track down a man sought for voluntary questioning as part of an active, high-priority serious criminal case. Law enforcement officials have identified the individual as Keshawn Jakobi Greenidge, whose most recently confirmed residential address is recorded as 8th Avenue, Ivy, in the St Michael parish. Officials have released a detailed physical description to aid public recognition: Greenidge stands roughly five feet 10 inches tall, has a slim build, and has a dark complexion. Police are formally advising Greenidge to turn himself in at the Criminal Investigations Department housed within District ‘A’ Police Station at Station Hill, St Michael, and are strongly recommending he arrange to be accompanied by a licensed legal representative of his own choosing when he reports to authorities. TBPS has shared multiple dedicated contact channels for members of the public who hold verified information about Greenidge’s current location to come forward safely: individuals may reach the Criminal Investigations Department directly at the phone numbers 430-7242 or 430-7270, dial the 211 police emergency line, contact the anonymous Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-8477, or visit the closest local police station to submit their details in person. In a formal advisory included with the public appeal, TBPS leadership has reminded all residents that intentionally harbouring, concealing, or providing any form of material assistance to a person wanted by law enforcement constitutes a severe criminal offence under Barbadian law, and any person found engaging in such conduct will face formal criminal prosecution.