Kenniesha Burrell wants the community to rise up and find Navardo Blackburn who is missing

 

URGENT: Concern Grows for Missing 8-Year-Old Navardo Blackburn in Portmore

A community is on edge as the search intensifies for 8-year-old Navardo Blackburn, who has been missing since Saturday, May 24. The young boy, who lives on Queens Avenue in Gregory Park, Portmore, St. Catherine, was last seen around 4:30 p.m. at a local community playfield.

Navardo, who is autistic, has a dark complexion and slim build. His attire at the time of his disappearance remains unknown, and he has not been seen or heard from since.

Authorities have issued a High Alert, urging anyone with information to step forward immediately. The police at the Caymanas Station are leading the investigation and can be reached at (876) 988-1719 or through the emergency police line at 119.

As the hours tick by, concern continues to grow. If you have any leads—no matter how small—please help bring Navardo home safely.

Let’s stand together as a community.

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