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GoodwoodTwo-Year-Old Angelo Missing Since May 11; Sixth Suspect Held

Seaside home, Goodwood, Tobago
CNC 3Updated May 20, 2026

Two-year-old Angelo was reported missing from his seaside home in Goodwood, Tobago on May 11 at approximately 7:30 PM. His mother Kalifah Tobias, 22, and her boyfriend Shannon Miller reported the child suddenly went missing from their residence; villagers stated they did not see the child on the day he vanished, though he was last spotted with his mother in Scarborough on May 10 (Mother's Day). Police have detained six suspects in connection with the disappearance, including the child's mother and boyfriend (held since Friday, May 15), a vehicle driver, and three additional suspects arrested during a candlelight vigil on Sunday, May 17. Intensive search efforts have been conducted on land and at sea, including a two-day search of the Studley Park landfill with cadaver dogs, the Tobago Emergency Management Agency, and the Hunters' Search and Rescue Team using an excavator to sift through tonnes of garbage, but the child has not been located. Police are continuing investigations and search operations; the child's mother speculated to authorities that her son may have been abducted. The case has drawn significant public attention and calls for accountability from Chief Secretary Farley Augustine.

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This is the 2nd kidnapping reported in Tobago in 2026.

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Active Safety Alert — Tobago

Risk Level: 8.0/10 · Primary Concern: Assault

Routine Variation: Kidnapping attempts often rely on predictable daily patterns. Vary your departure times, routes to work, and parking locations to make surveillance-based targeting more difficult.

Improving Trajectory: Recent reporting patterns suggest growing community engagement in crime prevention, which historically precedes measurable improvements in area safety scores.

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