RVIPF seized over 30 guns, 1,650 rounds of ammo in 2021- CoP Collins
“A bumper year for the RVIPF. Over 30 firearms were seized along with 1,650 rounds of ammunition and 2 tonnes of cocaine. Also, 150 bikes and Scooters seized,” Mr Collins said in a tweet posted on January 1, 2022.
He called the performance of the force, one that was ‘absolutely brilliant’ and congratulated the officers for their performance during the year.
“Well done to all officers and staff for the tremendous efforts in keeping our communities safe,” the Top CoP added.
More loud bikes seized
Meanwhile, on December 31, 2021, the Commissioner said that following a successful Roads Policing Unit Operation, the force was also able to seize five loud motorbikes to wrap up the year.
“Five Motorcycles with loud mufflers were seized on Tortola. This operation was mounted as a direct result of complaints from our communities,” Mr Collins noted.
Over the years, legislations including Premier and Minister of Finance, Hon Andrew A. Fahie (R1) have raised in the House of Assembly (HoA), that residents have been calling for an end to the ‘noise nuisance’ by loud motorbikes.
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22 Responses to “RVIPF seized over 30 guns, 1,650 rounds of ammo in 2021- CoP Collins”
God blessing, continue.
there is substantial narcotics crimes in this british overseas territory by white folks
no one questions where the money comes from when they build these big villas
operating charter systems again the chapters of our laws and when we speak out on such matters look jive talk because the whites should not be offended
realistically speaking when you leave road town and go where some of the folks hail from what pon racial discrimination
the power little boats own by locals is far cheaper than the yachts........
For this year 2022, we would like to see some of our unsolved murders solved. Please put extra emphasis on this area . It’s high time.