Stephon Nicholas

To­ba­go Cor­re­spon­dent

There are no cur­rent ac­tive search­es for the body of two-year-old An­ge­lo To­bias-Plaza.

The tod­dler was re­port­ed miss­ing from his Cam­bridge Trace, Good­wood, home on May 11.

De­spite ex­ten­sive search­es com­pris­ing var­i­ous state agen­cies, the boy’s body has not been re­cov­ered.

An­ge­lo’s step­fa­ther, Shan­non Miller, 24, has been charged for his mur­der.

His moth­er, Kali­fah To­bias, 22, was pre­vi­ous­ly de­tained along with her part­ner, but has been re­leased.

As­sis­tant Su­per­in­ten­dent Ma­halia Bac­chus con­firmed no search­es took place yes­ter­day, but said po­lice will not stop in their ef­forts to find An­ge­lo’s body.

To­ba­go Emer­gency Man­age­ment Agency (TEMA) di­rec­tor Al­lan Stew­art told Guardian Me­dia po­lice have not re­quest­ed their ser­vices for the past week.

TEMA had been on the ground from day one of the mul­ti-agency re­sponse, de­ploy­ing per­son­nel, drones and oth­er as­sets.

Stew­art said, “We are not ac­tive­ly in­volved in the search at this stage. Our in­volve­ment on­ly comes at the re­quest of law en­force­ment. For the past week, we have not been asked to re­spond based on where the in­ves­ti­ga­tion is at this stage.”

Both Hunters Search and Res­cue Teams have al­so end­ed their search ef­forts and re­turned to Trinidad.

Good­wood vil­lager Wendy Des Vi­gnes told Guardian Me­dia she has not seen po­lice in the area for the past week, adding she re­mains trou­bled by the lack of clo­sure.

“I feel­ing re­al frus­trat­ed, like it is my child and I can’t find my child,” she said.

“Time and time again I ask­ing my­self, ‘Where could this ba­by be?’ It tor­ment­ing meh spir­it. I can­not set­tle down. I am un­easy.”

Good­wood vil­lagers held a peace walk and in­ter­faith ser­vice on Sun­day for An­ge­lo.