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Kurt Rabsatt faces burglary/offensive weapon charges

Police charged escaped prisoner Kurt Rabsatt with two counts of burglary and being armed with an offensive weapon since his recapture earlier this week. Photo: VINO/File
Kurt Rabsatt, 36, of Long Look, was wanted in connection with a number of burglaries when he was initially arrested in late December. Photo: VINO/File
Kurt Rabsatt, 36, of Long Look, was wanted in connection with a number of burglaries when he was initially arrested in late December. Photo: VINO/File
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI–Police charged recaptured prisoner Kurt Rabsatt with two counts of burglary and being armed with an offensive weapon since his recapture earlier this week.

He was also charged with escaping lawful custody.

Rabsatt, 36, of Long Look, was wanted in connection with a number of burglaries when he was initially arrested in late December.

Police investigations continue into these as well as other reports, a press release from the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) today, January 21, 2022, stated.

The RVIPF said it is grateful for the community’s support and assistance provided in Rabsatt’s recapture.

The public’s help was sought in his recapture after he fled from a police vehicle while being escorted into the East End Police Station, police stated.

6 Responses to “Kurt Rabsatt faces burglary/offensive weapon charges”

  • ... (21/01/2022, 18:22) Like (0) Dislike (5) Reply
    Poor falla
  • local boy (21/01/2022, 20:56) Like (8) Dislike (0) Reply
    Lord, CJ is time you cool out now man behave yourself you to old for them kinda things now man.
  • Sam (22/01/2022, 07:19) Like (4) Dislike (1) Reply
    crimes does not pay
    all of the elected officials should host a meeting with the youth throughout the various districts and find out what our youth have on their minds

    the leaders leave the territory to attend all manner of international and regional meetings try spend some time with the young people

    you wont save them all but try something far 2 many of our young people up the jail house for dumb fu@$....



  • Madussa (22/01/2022, 09:15) Like (7) Dislike (0) Reply
    He could have been caught a long time ago if the police knew how to police. They are riding around with uniforms on n a police car, when they should have been undercover in plain clothes and car. Everyone was seeing him and calling in, but they chose not to do the right thing. Sick of this place being so unprofessional and wasting time. This man just doesn't give a crap about his crimes and finally he will do the time....unless he escapes again. SMDH
  • Tola hot mess (22/01/2022, 10:10) Like (2) Dislike (0) Reply
    nothing new! Tola have more unruly people than our other islands. What keep Tortola up is the hard working loyal adults who set their standards and keeping them. The bad unruly younger adults and teenagers out due the not so unruly teenagers and younger adults.
  • po (22/01/2022, 19:55) Like (2) Dislike (0) Reply
    @ Sam leader can't do anything to CJ that is a generational curses this have to break in the name of Jesus so sad to say


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