Speedy’s among 2 business establishments broken into on VG
According to reports reaching our news centre, the most recent victims are Speedy’s and Joy’s Mini Mart.
The establishments are a stone’s throw from each other.
Details surrounding the burglaries are sketchy at this time but further details will follow soon.
Meanwhile, residents on the Sister Island are saying enough is enough and are calling on the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) to up their vigilance and Investigations.
18 Responses to “Speedy’s among 2 business establishments broken into on VG”
it take a revolution make a solution to much confusion so much frustration to much curuption
We as bvilanders and business owners will get serious and take the law in our own hands to protect our businesses and homes but we will be arrested if we have to hurt these crimenals if we happen to be in our business places when they try these robberies and then we will be the bad ones.
Police do something before we do. It is gone way to far now and its hard to be working , paying the banks for our stuff and its being taking from us unlawfulky. That is very pain ful.
People on vg stop covering up for these robbers and start being loyal to your island . It could be your family business next or even your own. Please if you know who doing these robberies say something before its too late.
The bad thing is we dont know who or where is next but if the police dont step up we the home and business owners will.
I hope the head of police here feels very embarrassed. These robbers taking him for a fool.
But can I ask... No witness because of curfew. No COVID in the territory.... so why still curfew!? Of course these robbers can get away with it. Everyone is locked up in their house at night.... even the police!