From RCIPS

Update (10 April):

Jemma Watson, and Jasmine Presida, age 15 and 13 of Bodden Town, were located this morning, 10 April, by officers in West Bay. Both girls have been returned to their place of residence, and appear to be in good health.

The RCIPS thanks the public for their help in providing information which assisted in the girls being located safely.
 

Update (5 April):

UPDATE: Police have received information that both Jemma Watson, and Jasmine Presida, age 15 and 13 of Bodden Town, respectively, may have been seen in West Bay and in the vicinity of Palm Dale Avenue, George Town. They are believed to be travelling together. Police continue to seek public assistance in locating both girls, and in light of the fact that they have not been located in almost 72 hours, are providing an additional photo of Jasmine (see below).

Officers continue to encourage Jemma and Jasmine to return home or attend the nearest police station immediately. Anyone with information on their whereabouts is encouraged to call the Bodden Town Police Station at 947-2220 or the M.A.S.H Unit at 649-6000.

Initial Release (4 April):

Jemma Watson, age 15, and Jasmine Presida, age 13, both of Bodden Town, have been reported missing, and police are seeking the public assistance in locating them. Both girls left a facility shortly before 8:00PM on Saturday, 2 April, and have not returned back since.

Jemma is described as about 5’7” tall, of brown complexion, with brown eyes and short black hair. She was last seen wearing a floral night dress, grey tights, and grey and black hoodie and black socks.

Jasmin is described as about 5’0” tall, of slim build and brown complexion, with brown eyes and black hair. She was last seen wearing black tights, a black jacket with red and white stripes on the sleeves and no shoes. 

Officers are encouraging Jemma and Jasmine to return home or attend the nearest police station immediately. Anyone with information on her whereabouts is encouraged to call the Bodden Town Police Station at 947-2220 or the M.A.S.H Unit at 649-6000.

Anonymous tips can be provided directly to the RCIPS via our Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777, or via our website.

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