Canadian citizen/medical student missing in Grenada
Police in Grenada are requesting the public’s assistance in locating Liam Fisher, a 35-year-old Canadian citizen who is presently a medical student at St. George’s University and resides at True Blue, St. George.
He is approximately 5’11” tall, of average build, of Caucasian descent, and has a beard on his face.
Mr. Fisher was last seen attending the Grenada Hash House Harriers run from the Marian Playing Field on September 9, 2023.
If you see Liam Fisher or have any information about his whereabouts, please contact the Central Police Station at 440 2244, the Police Emergency Line at 911, the Hotline at 444 1958, or the police station closest to you.
Contact: Department of Community Relations
Email: [email protected], [email protected] Telephone: (440) 3764; (405) 5324
SGU STUDENT REPORTED MISSING
TRUE BLUE, Grenada, September 12, 2023 –St. George’s University (SGU) confirms that a student enrolled in the School of Medicine has been reported missing.
SGU’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) and Office of the Dean of Students are working closely with the Royal Grenada Police Force. An extensive investigation and search are underway. Appropriate measures by the University administration are in place, such as the deployment of DPS Personnel Safety Patrol and K-9 trained dogs and notification of the student’s emergency contact.
SGU respects the privacy of the reported missing student and all those impacted. Students, faculty and staff affected by these events have access to support from SGU’s Psychological Services Center.
DPS will keep the relevant authorities apprised of further developments. Until then, please join us in keeping the missing student in your thoughts. We thank the Grenadian community for their continued understanding.
Office of University Communications Media Contact:
Kered Clement St. George’s University [email protected] Office: +1 (473) 439-2000 x. 3646 Mobile: +1 (473) 405-7278
