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Tuesday, July 15, 2025

Missing Persons Alert for Diego Martin woman

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Grace Esther Roberts was last seen in Diego Martin on Thursday 9th July, 2020.  (Image: TTPS)

Grace Esther Roberts was last seen in Diego Martin on Thursday 9th July, 2020. (Image: TTPS)

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) has is­sued a Miss­ing Per­sons Alert for a 24-year-old woman of Diego Mar­tin.

The West End Po­lice are ac­tive­ly search­ing for GRACE ES­THER ROBERTS, of LP#78 An­drew Trace, Blue Basin Road, Diego Mar­tin.

Grace was last seen in Diego Mar­tin on Thurs­day 9th Ju­ly, 2020. She was re­port­ed miss­ing on Sat­ur­day 11th Ju­ly, 2020.

Grace is of African De­scent, slim built, dark brown com­plex­ion, 5 feet tall, with tat­toos on her left up­per arm and chest. She was last seen wear­ing a black short-sleeved jer­sey, light blue jeans and a pair of black slip­pers.

Any­one with in­for­ma­tion on the where­abouts of GRACE ES­THER ROBERTS is asked to con­tact the West End Po­lice Sta­tion at 637–4226, or con­tact the po­lice at 555, 999, 911.

Cit­i­zens al­so can call 800-TIPS or share in­for­ma­tion via the TTPS App.


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