Now primary school girl, 12, goes missing

An Arima grandmother is frantically searching for her granddaughter and is appealing to anyone with information to assist her. According to Clarice Robinson, “my granddaughter Fabianna Robinson, 12, a student of the Arima Centenary Government Primary School, left school at 3 pm on Tuesday and has not been seen since. We had no quarrel, no problems and she had no reason to leave home. From all reports, I fear she might have been abducted and her captors refuse to let her go.

“Fabianna goes nowhere. I don’t even allow her to stay in the gallery and she has never given trouble or done anything like this before, so I am sure she did not run away. One minute I hear she is in Kingdom Avenue, next I hear she is on Pinto Road being held by some boys. I want her back,” demanded the grieving woman. “Teachers and students acknowledged seeing Fabianna leave the school by herself on Tuesday evening.” Fabianna, who was last seen in her green school overalls and white blouse, is approximately five feet two inches tall and is brown in complexion. Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to contact 667-7889 or the Pinto Road Police Post.