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Old Harbour police seek public's help to reunite wandering man with family

Old Harbour police seek public's help to reunite wandering man with family

Article By: Old Harbour News
  • Aug 13, 2026 11:39 AM | News

Kennard Myers

The Old Harbour police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating the family of an elderly man who was found wandering along the Port Esquivel main road in Old Harbour this morning.

The man, who identified himself as Kennard Myers, was discovered by concerned citizens who alerted the authorities. When questioned by police, Myers was able to provide his name but was unable to recall any additional personal information, including his address or contact details for family members.

The elderly man is currently in the care of the Old Harbour Police, who are working diligently to ensure his safety and well-being while efforts continue to locate his relatives.

"We are asking anyone who may know Mr Myers or his family to come forward," a police said. "It is important that we reunite him with his loved ones as soon as possible."

Members of the public who have any information that could assist in locating Mr Myers' family are being urged to contact the Old Harbour Police Station at 876-983-2204.

The Jamaica Constabulary Force reminds the public that they remain committed to the principles of "Rule of Law, Respect for All, and A Force for Good" as they work to serve and protect all members of society, including the most vulnerable.

This incident serves as a reminder for families to ensure that elderly relatives, particularly those who may be prone to wandering, have proper identification or contact information on their persons at all times.


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