The police have expanded their search for the occupants of the Cesna twin-engine plane which crash landed near White Sands Beach in Rocky Point, Clarendon on Saturday.
The Clarendon Police conducted several operations on Sunday and visited nearby hospitals in search of the occupants.
These efforts were fruitless, according to Senior Superintendent Glenford Miller, head of the Clarendon police division.
He told Radio Jamaica that the police will continue these operations.
Business operator
A business operator in Rocky Point is crying foul after the police raided his house on Sunday as part of the effort to find the missing occupants of the plane.
He claimed that his house, which was ransacked, was wrongly targeted.
He has therefore hired a lawyer.
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