RVIPF charges one of its officers for alleged drug offences
According to a press release from the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) today, July 30, 2021, St Helen was scheduled to appear in the Magistrate’s Court today.
The RVIPF said St Helen, 39, had been interdicted from duty earlier this year following his suspected involvement in the January drug seizure. He will be the third male charged in that operation which resulted in the seizure of over 200 kilos of cocaine.
Shaun Massicott, 28, of East End was also charged with possession of a controlled drug with intent to supply and being concerned with the supply of a controlled drug. Devon Bedford of Harrigan Estate had been previously charged in the matter.
During an operation on January 19 of this year in the Brandywine area, officers of the Force intercepted a rental vehicle. A search of that vehicle uncovered a large quantity of cocaine. A subsequent search of a second vehicle uncovered a smaller quantity of cocaine. A boat was seized as part of that operation.
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50 Responses to “RVIPF charges one of its officers for alleged drug offences”
They were imported to police their countrymen whose behaviour contributed to overwhelming amount of crime.The answer is touchable the demographic makeup of the VI.
Crime was a rare occurrence prior to importation and status giveaways en masse to immigrants from our neighbouring islands where crime rates highest in the world.
The main reason why the VI attracted investors and flourished.
Building with quality is a no-brainer.
so only departments headed by locals are subjected to commission of inquiries
it will be nice simply for clarity and transparency within the royal police force that the people of the territory sees a similar commission of inquiry
the same department run around this place with weapons have dirty hands; the police like the politicians are expected to upstanding: when will the police be questioned
how can you come to the British Virgin Islands: Take an Oath to uphold certain Laws of this territory in a post of a police officer and found dope dealing(as a Sergeant of police)...stop trying to validate your stupidness with sentences
try simmer down
i born meet folks from all over the world calling british virgin islands home and we talking dam near 70 years(teachers; doctors; lawyers and the beat goes on)
stay focused to the fact of the matter
here is police officer not a plumber or bartender transporting an unlawful substance....how many persons have he arrested for the very same criminal offense
if you have children he might have lockup your child for ai dime bag: the issue have nothing to do with drug trafficking because everyone cant be a Bishop or Hairdresser
A dirty cop can get his fellow police officers killed
if you want to run dope simply resign from the royal virgin islands police force(u run talk that
Though it doesn't seem like you have been watching international news.
Killing the economy instead ???
Family could have and should have made noise against and introduce a full stop naaah they enjoying and sashayin and posin with the illicit proceeds.
but one thing the 13 of them good for is going after one another at house of assembly......RVIP full to flowing over with criminals where is the commissioner
What about the tola one who out on bail is everything ok with him he allegedly had a container full he did not do better lol
A**** is crooked..long time.
will the member from district 9 shed any light on the continuous criminal conduct in the police force or penn just have it in for own country people. the police boy was laid off back in january 2021 some 7 months later it became public knowledge