Law enforcement officers stationed in northern Barbados have launched a public outreach campaign to track down a 31-year-old Grape Hall, St Lucy resident who has been unaccounted for for several weeks. Stefon Shamar Greaves was first reported missing on November 10, and local investigators are now turning to community members for any leads that could help reunite him with his loved ones. To help the public identify him quickly, police have released a detailed physical description: Greaves stands roughly 5 feet 8 inches tall, has a slender frame and dark skin tone, and distinct facial features including a long face shape, small eyes and ears, and a sharply pointed nose. He typically keeps his hair cut very short, and has a unique floral-patterned tattoo visible on the back of his right hand. When he was last spotted by witnesses, he was dressed in a black short-sleeved shirt paired with black three-quarter length denim jeans. Investigators emphasized that even seemingly minor, previously unreported details about Greaves’ movements, contacts or location since November 10 could prove critical to their search efforts. Members of the public who hold any relevant information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, are urged to reach out immediately via multiple dedicated contact channels: they can call the Crab Hill Police Station directly at 310-7700 or 310-7704, dial the 24/7 police emergency line at 211, submit an anonymous tip through Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-TIPS (8477), or visit their closest local police precinct to speak to an officer in person. Authorities noted that all shared information will be treated with appropriate sensitivity to support the ongoing missing person inquiry.