Law enforcement authorities in Barbados have issued an official public appeal urging community members to come forward with information that could lead to the location of a man wanted for questioning in relation to a high-stakes ongoing criminal probe. Identified as Novon Neuo Neblett, who also goes by the street alias “G”, the individual is being sought by the Southern Division of the Criminal Investigations Department to assist with inquiries into a serious, undisclosed criminal matter. According to official police records, Neblett’s most recently confirmed residential address is in the St Barnabas neighbourhood of the St Michael parish. Law enforcement has released detailed descriptive details to help the public recognize him: he stands roughly six feet in height, has a dark complexion, and a medium physical build. One highly distinctive identifying mark has been highlighted for easy recognition: a prominent tattoo on the left side of his neck that features the letters “GG” paired with the iconic Gucci brand logo. Officials have formally advised Neblett that if he voluntarily turns himself in, he must do so at the Southern Criminal Investigations Department offices housed within the Oistins Police Station in Christ Church parish, and he is permitted to be accompanied by a licensed legal representative of his own choosing at the time of surrender. Members of the public who hold any credible details related to Neblett’s current location, recent movements, or contacts are being instructed to reach out to authorities via multiple dedicated, 24/7 contact channels: the Southern CID direct lines at 418-2609 or 418-2612, the national police emergency hotline at 211, the anonymous Crime Stoppers tip line at 1-800-8477, or the nearest local police precinct at their earliest convenience. As part of the public notice, police have also issued a formal reminder that any individual found intentionally sheltering, aiding, or providing material support to a wanted person is committing a separate criminal offence under local law, and will be subject to formal criminal prosecution for that action.