By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Police in Orange Walk have stepped up community outreach efforts as the search continues for missing police officer Kenyon Barrow.
On Wednesday, September 23, officers attached to the Orange Walk Formation conducted Meet and Greet operations in Guinea Grass Village and the Black Water Creek area.
Police say the main purpose of the operations was to gather information that could assist in locating Barrow, while also strengthening relations with residents in both communities.
The operations were led by senior police officers, including NRC Senior Superintendent Alejandro Cowo, Officer Commanding Orange Walk ASP Armando Dubon, Deputy Officer Commanding Operations Luis Quixaj and Deputy Officer Commanding Trial Farm Inspector David Cal.
Other staff officers, Community Policing Unit personnel and Volunteer Special Constables also took part.
Police say a total of 40 residences were visited during the two operations.
Residents reportedly welcomed the officers and expressed appreciation for the effort to engage with the community while gathering information related to the missing officer.
Barrow was previously reported missing from Orange Walk, and police continue to seek information that could help determine his whereabouts.
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By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Police in Orange Walk have stepped up community outreach efforts as the search continues for missing police officer Kenyon Barrow. On Wednesday, September 23, officers attached to the Orange Walk Formation conducted Meet and Greet operations in Guinea Grass Village and the Black Water Creek area. Police say the
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