Local News
Enya Glasgow Wins Top Model VI 2024 in Fish Bay
In a night filled with glamour and high fashion, 18-year-old Enya Glasgow emerged as the winner of Top Model VI 2024, held last night, July 13 at HUSH in Fish Bay, Tortola.
The event, hosted by Ronn Grant, kicked off at 7:00 PM and featured finalists Enya Glasgow, Jareena Penn, Kassia Nichols, Strungè Stevens, and Celeste Waterman.
They strutted with confidence and poise in six runway segments that showcased unique themes and exceptional designs. From the trendy I Am Clothing T-shirts to the exotic swim/resort wear from the Islander Swim Collection and the sophisticated swimwear by Tréfle among others.
One of the most anticipated segments, Self-Styled Outfits, showcased the finalists’ creativity as they designed their own outfits, incorporating the vibrant colors of the British Virgin Islands. This round truly highlighted their individuality.
The evening concluded with a dazzling display of elegance in the Formal Wear – SHEIN segment, as the models graced the runway in stunning formal wear.
Throughout the evening, the judges—Shonia Matthew, Kelly-Ann Fisher, Deria Joseph, and Andy Antonio—scored each model based on runway confidence, clothing presentation, posing creativity, overall charisma, and marketability.
In the end, Enya Glasgow was crowned the 2024 Top Model VI Winner. Along with the title, Enya earned a trip to London to compete in the Top Model Worldwide Finals, a feature in St. Croix Style Week, and an official photoshoot.
Crime/Police
Teen Arrested in Connection With Series of Burglaries Across Virgin Islands
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has made a major breakthrough in addressing a string of burglaries that had left communities across the Territory on edge. A 17-year-old male from Jost Van Dyke has been arrested and charged in connection with multiple burglaries in Butu Mountain, East End, Great Mountain, and Mount Healthy.
The young suspect faces four counts of burglary and one charge of criminal damage, marking a significant development in the RVIPF’s efforts to combat crime in the region.
“This arrest demonstrates our commitment to addressing the concerns of our residents and ensuring that offenders are held accountable,” said Acting Commissioner of Police Jacqueline Vanterpool. She also called attention to the broader issue of youth involvement in criminal activities, emphasizing the need for community collaboration to tackle the problem. “It will take an all-hands-on-deck approach to solve this serious problem,” Vanterpool added.
While the arrest represents progress, police officials urge residents to remain vigilant. The RVIPF continues to seek information related to these burglaries and encourages the public to come forward with tips.
Anyone with relevant details can contact the RVIPF Intelligence Unit at 368-9339 or submit tips anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 800-8477 (TIPS) or 1-284-800-8477.
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