Missing Old Harbour children found

The siblings, 13 years old Rohana Bryan and her nine-year-old brother Rohan Bryan were located in Mandeville, Manchester late this afternoon by a team of investigators probing their disappearance.

Due to the sensitive nature of the case and because they are minors the police are unwilling to disclose further details on the matter.

A well-placed source informed Old Harbour News of the development, before expressing gratitude for the role it played in raising awareness of the missing children.

Both are said to be in good condition, however a thorough medical examination well be carried out as part of the investigative process.

Speaking to Old Harbour News a short while ago, DSP Mark Harris says "charges will be laid" against some individuals who were complicit in their actions.

DSP Harris, who is the head of the Old Harbour Police subdivision,  revealed that the children  were staying with an adult male, who eluded the clutches of police as they swooped down on the location.

"I can assure you though that he is being vigorously sought by the police and will be charged too," said the Old Harbour top cop.

RELATED ARTICLE: Old Harbour mother experiencing "running belly" as children go missing

He said several units within the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) collaborated to ensure the safe return of the children, who went into the Old Harbour town centre around 11:30 am Monday but did not return home.