Barbados law enforcement officials have initiated a public search operation for Turvy Frederick, identified as a person of interest in ongoing investigations into serious criminal activities. The Barbados Police Service has formally requested community assistance in locating the individual, who remains at large despite active investigative efforts.
Frederick, whose last documented residence was in the Barbarees Hill area of St Michael parish, stands approximately six feet tall with a slender physique, dark complexion, and distinctive plaited hairstyle. Authorities have issued specific guidance for the suspect’s surrender, recommending he present himself voluntarily at the Criminal Investigations Department located within the Black Rock Police Station premises. The police advisory explicitly notes that Frederick should be accompanied by legal representation of his choosing during this process.
Law enforcement agencies have established multiple communication channels for information regarding the suspect’s whereabouts. Citizens can contact the Black Rock Police Station directly at 417-7500 or 417-7505, utilize the Police Emergency hotline at 211, or provide anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-8477. Alternatively, individuals may approach any nearby police station to share relevant information.
The Barbados Police Service has concurrently issued a stern warning regarding the legal consequences of obstructing justice. Officials emphasized that harboring or actively assisting wanted individuals constitutes a criminal offense under Barbadian law, with perpetrators facing potential prosecution. This reminder underscores the seriousness with which authorities are treating the case and their commitment to apprehending the individual through lawful means.