Police urge teen to call

| 14/06/2009

(CNS): Updated Monday 4:30pm — Detectives are now urging Yanique Conolly to contact them personlly following indicaitons by her relatives that they have been in contact with her and there have been some sightings of the teenager. Yanique was reported after last being seen outside the courthouse on Friday morning. Police said they would now like her to come forward and speak to them in person.Yanique is urged to contact officers at Bodden Town police station on 947-2220.

The seventeen year old girl who had reproedly not been in touch with her family since Friday (12 June) and who lives at Clearview Drive, Bodden Town, was said to have last been seen in the vicinity of the court building in George Town at around 10.30am when she indicated to her mother she would get the bus home. Yanique is described as 5ft 9ins tall, short black semi-curly hair, around 170lbs, brown complexion and has her nose pierced. She was last seen wearing white jeans pants, a pink blouse and black slippers.

Yanique or anyone aware of her whereabouts is asked to contact the police or her family to let them know she is ok.

Anyone with information about crime taking place in the Cayman Islands should contact their local police station or Crime Stoppers on 800-8477 (TIPS). All persons calling Crime Stoppers remain anonymous, and are eligible for a reward of up to $1000, should their information lead to an arrest or recovery of property/drugs.

 

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  1. whatever happens, happens! says:

    When I was a youngster, our family wasn’t into taking pictures and it looks like Yanique’s family has the same situation, because clearly the young Lady in the picture does not look like she weighs 170 lbs, nor does she appear to have her nose pierced.

    Perkaps a more recent picture would have been more helpfull!

    • protector says:

      after Evan’s comments following Sabrinas disappearance, the policened to release something reassuring this girl that she will not be in trouble if she makes contact…..

  2. Anonymous says:

    Obviously this is a serious issue and I hope for the girl’s safe return!

    It’d seem you hit the nail on the head:

    "We do have a worrying  number of children who cannot be controlled by parents!!"

    My guess – that is the root cause. Tv’s, Computers are not a babysitter. Kids need organized group activities with parental involvement/monitoring. As small as this island is — a parent should know at least everyone one of their child’s friends by name, if not the friends parents as well. Unless they are hiding out in a hotel – it shouldn’t be that hard to find someone.

    With summer break soon upon us — I suggest parents discuss a plan to provide constructive activities for their kids that are supervised and controlled. Provide your children with guidelines, expectations, and goals. Monitor their progress and discipline when necessary.

    Good luck, and I hope this young lady is safe!

     

  3. Anonymous says:

    CNS – Is there any new information on this young lady?

    CNS: We’ll update as soon as we know anything.

  4. Anonymous says:

    The Cayman Islands needs a secure faciity for these Youth at Risk.  This has been said numerous times without a commitment by the powers that be.  Sadly, this will continue to happen.  We do have a worrying  number of children who cannot be controlled by parents!!