Arakaka man’s disappearance 8 months ago worries relatives

May 08, 2022 News

Missing Arakaka man, Roscoe McIntyre

Kaieteur News – Relatives of Roscoe McIntyre, a 31-year-old resident of Central Arakaka, North West District (NWD), Region One, now fear the worst after he disappeared some eight months ago.
The man’s sister (name provided) told Kaieteur News that he was last seen in late August 2021, heading to the Transport and Harbour Department’s Kingston Wharf to board a ferry to Port Kaituma, Region One. He was reportedly travelling back to his home in Arakaka after recently being released from prison, but he never made it.
McIntyre was accused of setting the Arakaka Police Station on fire, back in December 2020. He was charged and remanded to prison that same month for setting fire to a public building.
His sister said that after being released from prison, he spent a few days with relatives in Meadow Bank, Georgetown and then decided to return home.
However, months past and McIntyre never made it to Arakaka.
Relatives began searching for him but when they could not locate him anywhere, they decided to report the matter to the police.
Investigators have been working on the case but to date, they are yet to source any positive information on the missing Arakaka man.
Relatives fear the worst too because, according to them, he is not someone who would “ghost” them.
“If he was in Georgetown, he would be seen cleaning fish at the Meadow Bank Wharf but he just vanished,” his sister told Kaieteur News.
His relatives have been printing flyers and handing out some to citizens and posting some in public spaces in hopes of receiving word about of his whereabouts. Photos of the flyers have also been posted on the various social media platforms.
If anyone knows where McIntyre might be, they are asked to make contact with relatives on cellphone number 642-2475 or the nearest police station.

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