'Supa Cop' sharing tickets like rain on Tortola roads!
Mr Callwood, known for his aggressive enforcement of the traffic laws, was found guilty of the charge of indecent assault. The Virtual Complainant, a male Maintenance Supervisor with the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF), had reported that Callwood grabbed and squeezed his private parts.
It was on November 7, 2016 that 'Supa Cop' was reinstated and is back on the streets writing tickets to erring motorists.
Today November 18, 2016 in Road Town close to the Roundabout Service Station, traffic was backed up for miles as Mr Callwood was stopping cars, trucks, SUVs and even government vehicles, while some reported also pedestrians.
He was reportedly nice to many, simply given them a warning, but brutal to others for not having on their seat belts, for being on their cellular phones and some for expired registration on their automobiles.
There were a few occasions when there were verbal spats and outright hostility from motorists, and some even refused to stop when instructed to do so.
We are not sure how many tickets were written today, but we are almost certain that the RVIPF will show an increase in revenue for the last quarter of 2016 with 'Supa Cop' back on the beat.
Some have suggested that with crime and gun violence on the rise maybe Mr Callwood could use his burst of energy for road traffic enforcement to work in the crime unit, or maybe send him to a sister island were most often road rules enforcement does not exist.
However, after the public outcry for him to return to duty as a Police Officer, ‘Supa Cop’ is back on the streets and seems to be playing catch-up for the almost two years he was off.
Motorists better be on alert as there may be a 'Super Cop' on the road near you.
65 Responses to “'Supa Cop' sharing tickets like rain on Tortola roads!”
I know he takes pride in emptying his ticket book to show what work and $$$ he's raised but if this was legitimate why aren't the other officers on the same beat? So it's best they make Callwood head of traffic division since he is the busiest foot soldier and we only care about ticketing. Since he's the best. Or why not have him influence the other divisions with his work ethic? Because it's not about that clearly
Only fools are outspoken when they can't reason.
Ummm, because they are lazy or just don't care...? If this is a "ploy" as you put it, does that mean that drivers are being framed? Making him head of traffic is an excellent idea actually.
Big up!
Terminate the rest!!
They are mad because they can't get away with the ignorance. We feel safer on the road now that you are back.