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The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force

Published 9 October 2017

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The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force

Basseterre, St. Kitts, September 26, 2017 (SKNIS): A six-member team from the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF) left the Federation on September 26 for Dominica to assist with ensuring safety and security for its citizens and residents. The team is being led by Corporal Ray Farrell and also includes Constables Jerry Clarke, Shane Christmas, Chad Cuffy, Lowell Wallace and Antonio Browne.

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REPORT OF ARREST, CONVICTIONS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

Published 9 October 2017

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The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force

REPORT OF ARREST, CONVICTIONS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES

Basseterre, St. Kitts, September 27, 2017(RSCNPF): Below is a report of Arrests, Convictions and other activities recorded by the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force for the period September 14-25 2017

ARREST AND BAIL:
Arrested: Elex Morris of Temple Alley was arrested, formally charged and cautioned for Possession of Cannabis and Possession of Cannabis With Intent to Supply.

Arrested: Cajon Simmonds of Central Shaw Avenue was arrested, formally charged and cautioned for the offence of Larceny.

Arrested: Kiereesio Browne of Cotton Ground was arrested, formally charged and caution for the offence of Possession of Cannabis.

Arrested/Bailed: Naomi Richards Byran of Buckleys was arrested, formally charged and cautioned for Breaching an Injunction Protection Order. She was granted bail in the sum of $6,000.00 for her appearance at the Basseterre Magistrate Court.

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ST. KITTS-NEVIS POLICE DEPLOYED IN DOMINICA EAGER TO CONNECT WITH FAMILY MEMBERS

Published 9 October 2017

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ST. KITTS-NEVIS POLICE DEPLOYED IN DOMINICA EAGER TO CONNECT WITH FAMILY MEMBERS

Basseterre, St. Kitts, September 27, 2017 (SKNIS): Some nationals of Dominica serving in the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF) will have an opportunity to check on their families and friends in Dominica. Five of the six officers who left as part of the RSCNPF team for Dominica on September 26 are nationals of that country. They will each be allowed time to visit their areas and families. Dominica was devastated by Hurricane Maria after it directly hit the island as a category five Hurricane.

Constable Antonio Browne said that from what he has seen in the media, he understands that his home country is in “a deplorable state”. “We are going to assist and we will do the best that we can do to help [and] save lives in whatever way we could help,” Browne said. He added that he has not been in contact with his family in the area he is from as yet, but said that he has already prepared his mind to see that his home might be damaged badly.

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Police in Nevis fire rounds to apprehend individual

Published 9 October 2017

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Police in Nevis fire rounds to apprehend individual

CHARLESTOWN, NEVIS, OCTOBER 9^TH 2017– Police in Nevis Monday afternoon fired gunshots in an operation aimed at apprehending an individual, according to multiple sources.

It was not immediately known whether the individual was hit and injured.

The operation reportedly took place in Cotton Ground

Details as they come to hand.

Developing story

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St. Kitts’ Independence Square a garbage dump and mosquito breeding ground

Published 9 October 2017

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St. Kitts’ Independence Square a garbage dump and mosquito breeding ground

BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, OCTOBER 9^TH 2017 – One month after Hurricane Irma and 20 days after Hurricane Maria affected St. Kitts and Nevis, garbage was thrown and remained for weeks in The Fountain at Independence Square which has been filled with stagnant water and breeding mosquitoes.

Passers-by have been looking at the growing health hazard as plastic bottles, bags, styrofoam and other wrappings have been thrown into the water that surrounds the base of the historic landmark.