Video: Press Conference On Missing 26-Year-Old
[Updated] The Bermuda Police Service held a press conference this morning [May 4] to appeal for assistance in locating 26-year-old Chavelle Dillon-Burgess.
The police previously said, “The Bermuda Police Service is seeking the public’s help in locating 26-year-old, Chavelle Dillon-Burgess. There is concern for her safety and wellbeing.
“Ms. Burgess was last seen two weeks ago at her Hillview Road, Warwick residence.She is described as being 5’ 4’ in height, of slim build and brown complexion.
“Anyone with information on the whereabouts of missing person Chavelle Dillon Burgess is asked to contact Police on 247-1624 or the confidential Crime Stoppers number 800-8477.”
Update 12.53pm: Acting Superintendent Arthur Glasford said, “Good morning, I am Acting Supt Arthur Glasford, OIC of the BPS Crime Division.
“This morning’s Press Conference is in relation to an active investigation into a Missing Person report made in relation to Mrs Chavelle Dillon-Burgess.
“Mrs Dillon-Burgess who is 26-years-old and resides in Warwick Parish was reported as missing to Police on Thursday April 30th 2020 by family and friends.
“She has not been seen or been spoken to since on or around or the Easter Weekend.
“There is a concern for her safety and wellbeing as it is highly uncommon for Mrs Dillon-Burgess to not make contact with her loved ones and close friends.
“The Bermuda Police Service is seeking the public’s help in locating Mrs Dillon-Burgess who is the mother of an 18 month old child.
“The Bermuda Police Service is interested in speaking with anyone who may have information on where she can be located or any sightings of her during their recent day to day travels.
“Mrs Dillon-Burgess is described as being 5’ 4’ in height, of slim build and brown complexion.
“Over the past weekend the BPS under the direction of the Vulnerable Persons Unit has canvassed family, friends, neighbours and places frequented by Mrs Dillon-Burgess in attempt to locate her.
“The Police response remains focused, robust and coordinated and has consisted of social media appeals for sightings, organised search groups, use of drones, and CCTV.
“As of today the BPS will be posting flyers with a picture of Mrs Dillon-Burgess in key locations around the Island.
“The BPS cannot stress how important it is to ascertain that Mrs Dillon-Burgess is safe and anyone with information on the whereabouts of missing person Chavelle Dillon Burgess is asked to contact Police on 211, or the Confidential Crime Stoppers number, 800-8477.”
