Law enforcement authorities in Barbados are turning to the public for critical support as they work to track down and identify an individual sought for questioning connected to a major criminal investigation. The Barbados Police Service (TBPS) has issued a public appeal urging residents and visitors alike to come forward with any details that could lead to the location of the unnamed person of interest.
To make submitting information as accessible as possible, law enforcement has released multiple contact channels for tipsters. Those with relevant knowledge about the individual’s current whereabouts can reach out directly to the Hastings/Worthing Police Station via phone at either 430-7612 or 430-7614. For urgent reports, members of the public can also contact the national police emergency line at 211, reach the anonymous tip line run by Crime Stoppers at 1-800-8477, or visit any local police station in person to share information.
In a clear formal notice accompanying the appeal, TBPS has reminded the general public that providing shelter, hiding space, or any other form of aid to individuals sought by police for questioning constitutes a severe criminal offense. Authorities emphasized that any person found to be knowingly assisting the wanted individual will face legal action and possible prosecution, underscoring the importance of full cooperation with the ongoing investigation.