UPDATE: Missing Herbert Morrison principal found
Paul Adams, the principal of Herbert Morrison Technical
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February 19, 2024

UPDATE: Missing Herbert Morrison principal found

ST JAMES, Jamaica — Paul Adams, the principal of the Herbert Morrison Technical High School in St James who went missing on Sunday night, has reportedly been found alive.

Observer Online understands Adams’ whereabouts were confirmed by the president of the Jamaica Teachers Association, Leighton Johnson, a short while ago.

His condition and where he was found have not yet been ascertained.

There had been concerns when Adams, who was travelling to Montego Bay from St Elizabeth, did not arrive home Sunday night.

All efforts to contact him had proven futile.

READ: Herbert Morrison Technical principal missing

According to reports, police personnel had deployed teams to the Spring Mount and Maroon Town areas to search for him. During that time, several appeals were made by the Jamaica Teachers Association to assist in locating him.

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