A 26-year-old police constable has now been missing for more than a week with family members and the police having little to no knowledge as to his whereabouts.
Charlene Jordan, the mother of the missing man, informed this newspaper that she last saw her son on June 19, when he left to go to work. “I noticed on [the 23rd of June] that he was missing… his friends come and ask for he and they calling he phone and he phone going to voicemail… when I call [his phone] he wasn’t picking up… then I know he didn’t go to work at all,” Jordan explained.
Jordan noted that the last update she received from the police was that her son was seen on CCTV footage crossing the Demerara Harbour Bridge after leaving their La Parfaite Harmonie home.
Lewis’ mother said that she did notice something suspicious late Monday night that caused her to worry intensely about the disappearance of her son. “Last night somebody call this phone and ask to see if he home, and I ask ‘is who?’ and they ask if he home again and I ask ‘is who?’ After that the person cut off the phone… I jump up cuz I hear like a vehicle and when I look out the window I see like a dark coloured car pulling off, so I don’t know,” Jordan recounted.
The disappearance of Lewis, who has been serving as a constable in the Guyana Police Force for five years, is currently under investigation by the Guyana Police Force according to Lewis’ mother.
Anyone with knowledge about the whereabouts of Quincy Lewis can contact his mother at 680-1435.
