Drug bust in progress in East End; Several arrested


According to senior police sources, it’s a joint operation involving officers of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF), Immigration Department, His Majesty's Customs and "external partners".
The RVIPF has since confirmed that a joint marine and land-based operation took place overnight on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, as part of a coordinated operation involving officers and "assets from the Department of Immigration, His Majesty’s Customs and the RVIPF, as well as from other external law enforcement agencies."
Arrests made
A number of persons have been taken into custody in connection with this operation, the RVIPF disclosed in a statement moments ago.
This joint effort, according to the RVIPF, forms part of ongoing multi-agency initiatives to address cross-border criminal activity and safeguard the Territory.
It said the investigation remains active, and further information will be provided in due course.


41 Responses to “Drug bust in progress in East End; Several arrested”
@Rubber Duck,,,, You are and "Idiot" You shoud be deported.
"Let God be true, and every man liar.", by inherited degradation, and personal choices.
Stopping the large drug empire is great but we need think about the fall out of that as well, just saying.
Rebuild the Prospect Reef Hotel- more jobs
Expand/rebuild the ports of entry- more jobs
Focus on alternative teaching and learning, develop more avenues to learn skilled hands on trades- more education and jobs.
They want to continue making money and drugs will always run because cops outside our community allow it. When alcohol was illegal it was the same story king pin gangsters Al capone corrupt cops and smugglers. Alcohol is out of police control and bartenders sell bushwackers and painkillers galore to tourist. It is called Babylon because the system is meant to destroy a people one way or another. The cleaner is causing the mess. That is why the CIA introduced drugs to inner city black folks and why all those illegal drugs were tested on homeless people by the US government. All the time you have agents inside allowing it or dealing themselves as undercover. Wake up.
My friend, I know about this system already, and it ain’t about greed sometimes, I’m talking about ganja and the business around it that could feed the youth who know how to sell it and have their clients, the ones who can cultivate the crop. It is a business, and many locals can get on it, but hear this. It still illegal even after seeing how much money the UK, US and Amsterdam pumping retrospectively. Legalise the ting and it’s one less “drug” to worry about and more job opportunities for those who stuck selling drugs with no pension/social security coming after retirement. If I had to sell drugs and I know people ain’t going let me work with them or for them because I do then I will be greedy and make as much as I can to sustain myself and family, even after I die cause this system don’t support what they say is illegal.
Sweet FA
You know nothing, I said nothing about anything being introduced to anyone. I’m talking about business here and pointing out what’s holding the people who sell ganja back. Because it’s illegal, they go jail for possession, if they smoke it they can’t get jobs. So they get stuck fam, so what can we do for the generation that keeps being stolen from. Legalise it and let them form a trade. Watch weed become the fifth pillar that supports our country economically. You think. I ain’t talking about anything else so come out your emotions and learn to read fam.