Has ‘Supa Cop’ Callwood ticketed a fellow police officer?
The individual was parked in a police vehicle outside the Law Offices across from the Labour and Immigration Departments in Road Town. Checks by our newsroom with senior police sources revealed that that person was in fact a civilian worker attached to the Forensic Unit and while no ticket was issued, ‘supa-cop’ gave the driver in the Government vehicle, ‘a warning.’
Even his mom?
There have been unconfirmed reports that Mr. Callwood had attempted to give even his mother a ticket some years ago. Our newsroom however, cannot independently verify this.
Mr Callwood is infamous for his aggressive enforcement of the Territory’s Traffic laws. In 2013 however, he was interdicted and charged—after he reportedly grabbed a man's genital/private part—and tossed out of the police force but was reinstated by Commissioner of Police, Michael B. Mathews, in 2016.
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30 Responses to “Has ‘Supa Cop’ Callwood ticketed a fellow police officer?”
In this case, a traffic ticket were given to the officer. The caption should
not be placed on face book by that person who captured it.
That was not wise People just want to be in thing. This will cause contentions.
That's just my opinion.
...tolans when this man retire thats the time aryo gon need him because when these down island police ready for aryo , you all sure to call supacop name. and to some of you who bashing on him , i hope when a uninsure car knock you down you dont have to call his name either.
Mr. Callwood has crossed the line.
vehicles can be, including thru speakers, to interfere with everyone around them? why no tickets against those
who behave like human garbage? tortola sounding like an american ghetto now. and the driving, well i do
believe in gun ownership. clean the place up.