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Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.

Written By Georgetta Williams

Police say charges have not been laid against the inDrive driver who was arrested in relation to the disappearance of University of Technology student Anisa Dilworth.

Head of the St. Andrew Central Police, Superintendent Mark Harris, says investigators are awaiting forensic analysis and other investigations to be completed before charges are laid.

20-year-old Dilworth was last seen at her home in St. Andrew on Tuesday, May 6.

On Sunday, May 11, the police arrested the driver who has been in custody since.

On Saturday, May 17, police discovered human skeletal remains on a beach in Portmore, which they believe to be that of the missing student.