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Magistrate suspends drivers licence for CGB boat captain

- Dwight Callwood to spend 6 months without a driver's licence after causing accident in RT
Magistrate Samuel Jack Husbands suspended a driver’s licence belonging to Cane Garden Bay resident Dwight Callwood for six months, after his reckless driving caused a traffic collision in Road Town on January 19, 2018. Photo: VINO/File
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Magistrate Samuel Jack Husbands suspended a driver’s licence belonging to Cane Garden Bay resident Dwight Callwood for six months, after his reckless driving caused a traffic collision in Road Town on January 19, 2018.

Additionally, the magistrate fined the boat captain $200. He has up to October 15, 2019 to pay up or he would spend two days at Her Majesty’s Prison (HMP) in Balsam Ghut.

Callwood admitted his guilt when he came before the court on Tuesday, October 8, 2019.

Police prosecutors said on the day in question, Callwood was driving near Flow when the vehicle that preceded him stopped to allow other vehicles to pass.

Unwilling to wait, Callwood overtook the vehicles on the westbound lane but collided with another car.

There was no loss of life or injuries but both vehicles sustained external damages.

The other vehicle’s damage was in the region of $5,000.

Police responded to the accident and Callwood was charged with reckless and negligent driving.

10 Responses to “Magistrate suspends drivers licence for CGB boat captain”

  • See (09/10/2019, 07:55) Like (5) Dislike (0) Reply
    National news ???
  • TOWN (09/10/2019, 09:00) Like (3) Dislike (1) Reply
    this system is so funny I cant get it understand
  • 6 months only.. (09/10/2019, 09:08) Like (8) Dislike (9) Reply

    He is a d**** runner and a th*** - should get at least 12 months plus probation!

  • Corruption in the system (09/10/2019, 10:05) Like (1) Dislike (2) Reply
    Next time im in a hurry i'll crash into a few cars and get away with $200 fine..guess who is being paid the real money? The judge!
  • Dwight Callwood (09/10/2019, 10:06) Like (4) Dislike (7) Reply

    Not first violation of the law..do a search on house and you will find out real business!

  • Steve (09/10/2019, 10:42) Like (8) Dislike (2) Reply
    What a reckless decision he made. If cars are stopped, there is a reason for it, but it seems he is too important to wait, so he causes an accident because he didn't want to wait one minute. Now he had to wait way more than one minute. $200 only? It should have been more and jail time should have been more.
  • biker (09/10/2019, 11:06) Like (8) Dislike (3) Reply
    If Mr. Callwood's driver's license is suspended for 6 months on land what about his captain's license to drive a boat? Or do we just have to wait until he causes a boat collision for that license to be suspended!
  • hmm (09/10/2019, 15:21) Like (4) Dislike (0) Reply
    Ya'll Pathetic
    • rock (14/10/2019, 03:59) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
      You’ll is so f****up Aron’s here ...u get in a accident you charged $200 and still take away his license ... a DR man who was driving wreckless with out a license no insurance or license on the vehicle also and then on top of that he over stayed 5months in county you charged him 500


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