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Denver Levy had plans of celebrating his 28th birthday with his sibling on Monday, but this did happen as he disappeared without a trace last Saturday.

His family members are worried and are seeking the public's assistance in locating him and the rented vehicle he was driving.

His sister, Kimone Palmer, said she last saw Levy, a former member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), on Saturday morning, as he and his daughter had spent the night at her home in Kingston.

"He left on Saturday to take his daughter back to their home in Longville Park, Clarendon, and was supposed to return to Kingston where we would prepare for his birthday celebration. He was so happy, but now he is just gone. He took the child home, that much we know, but we don't know what happened after," she said.

During his tenure in the JCF, Levy worked at the Denham Town Police Station in west Kingston. He is of dark complexion and has a huge scar in his forehead. He is also blind in his left eye.

"He was driving a rented silver Axio car but the lady who he rent it from said the car alarm went off and when she checked the tracker, she realised say it lock off. She grow concern and call him phone same time because he is somebody that she know good good, but him phone just went to voicemail," Palmer said.

"She call him madda same time and a so everybody start call him phone and nobody nah get him. The lady say the last place whe di car track was is a place call Farm in Clarendon. Every time mi mention di name Farm, everyone tell mi say is a terrible place and him don't usually go to those places," she added.

Palmer said she is pleading with anyone who may have abducted him to release him so that he can be reunited with his family, especially his daughter who has been finding it difficult to cope since his disappearance.

Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Denver Levy is being asked to contact the May Pen police at 876-986-2208 or 119.