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Police officers taking governor to court over ‘very intrusive’ vetting process
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- The Police Welfare Association (PWA), led by its President Mr Sean A. McCall, has moved to the courts over the controversial vetting process required of law enforcement officers.
Sergeant Sean A. McCall re-elected CFPWA President
LONG BUSH, Tortola, VI- Sergeant Sean A. McCall has been re-elected president of the Caribbean Federation of Police Welfare Associations (CFPWA) for a second term.
CoP Vanterpool calls on officers to rise above personal differences
LONG BUSH, Tortola, VI- Acting Commissioner of Police (CoP) Jacqueline E. Vanterpool has expressed confidence that members of the Caribbean Federation of Police Welfare Association (CFPWA) will rise above ongoing tensions surrounding the suspension of its President, Sergeant Sean A. McCall of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) and Regional Secretary, Detective Corporal David Barnett of Jamaica.
Another police officer has CoP before the courts: Sean A. McCall filed 2 motions
HODGE'S CREEK, Tortola, VI- The saga of police officers and civilians taking Commissioner of Police Mark Collins and others to court continues.
‘Indisputable fact’ that Chief Inspector Robin is a signatory to petition - PWA Secretary
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Following a letter to the Governor where Chief Inspector attached to the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) and the current Chairman of the Police Welfare Association (PWA) Mr Dean S. Robin had distanced himself from a petition for the removal of Commissioner of Police (CoP) Mr Mark Collins, the Police Welfare Secretary Sergeant Sean A. McCall has fired back.
More witch-hunt? Police arrested for allegedly challenging wrongdoings @ RVIPF!
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - In what some describe as ongoing efforts by the Governor and Police Commissioner to eliminate anyone fighting for justice and speaking out against corruption in the local Police Force, an alleged local witch-hunt continues in the Virgin Islands.
'Some officers lost everything, slept on floors, yet reported for duty'- CoP
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI - Despite losing everything following the passage of Hurricane Irma two months ago, members of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) reported for duty while still trying to secure what was left of their homes.
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