Two weeks after the disappearance of a police constable, his mother Charlene Jordan is yet to receive answers from members of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) about her son’s disappearance.
Stabroek News spoke to the distraught mother who explained that the police have still not given her any concrete information concerning the disappearance of her son. “Nothing ain’t come out of it yet… they tell me that they just following some leads that they get,” she told this newspaper.
Stabroek News attempted to contact Crime Chief Michael Kingston but these calls proved futile.
Quincy Lewis, 26, was reportedly last seen by his mother on June 19 as he was leaving to go to work on the night shift at the Agricola Police Station. She however realised that something was unusual on June 23 as he was not answering his phone to tell her about his whereabouts. “I noticed on [the 23rd of June] that he was missing… his friends come and ask for he and they calling he phone and it 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.
