Crime/Police
Police Crack Down on Property Crimes Across the Territory
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has arrested four individuals in connection with recent aggravated burglary and burglary incidents across the territory.
A 16-year-old was charged with aggravated burglary on November 13. The minor was granted bail in the sum of $8,000 and is scheduled to appear at the Magistrate’s Court on November 18.
In a separate incident on November 17, police arrested Allivan Hatchet, 20, of Belle Vue. Hatchet faces multiple charges, including aggravated burglary, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, unlawful possession of a controlled drug, and possession of a controlled drug with intent to supply.
In burglary cases, a 17-year-old from Jost Van Dyke was arrested on November 7 and charged with four counts of burglary and criminal damage. The teenager was remanded to His Majesty’s Prison and is set to return to court on December 24.
Separately, on November 13, police apprehended 21-year-old Keithroy Smith of The Valley, Virgin Gorda. Smith was charged with burglary and is awaiting his court appearance.
Police also arrested and charged Michelle Corum, 37, of Belle Vue with theft on November 21.
The RVIPF continues to emphasize its zero-tolerance stance on property crimes and urges members of the public with any relevant information to come forward.
The fugitive known as John Dawn Emmanuel, also identified as Brent Dain Danglade and the alias “Small Brent,” who was first named by the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) in connection with the May 2025 murder of Nyron Erickson in Tortola, is now also being sought by authorities in Sint Maarten in relation to a separate double homicide investigation.
JTV News will continue following developments in this major regional manhunt.
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force has confirmed that Tarik Aaron was arrested shortly before midnight on Friday, April 17, on extradition orders issued by authorities in the United States Virgin Islands, and has since appeared before the Magistrate’s Court.
According to police, the arrest was carried out in connection with a request from USVI authorities, though further details have not been disclosed.
Aaron appeared before the Magistrate’s Court today and was denied bail.
Further updates are expected as more information becomes available.
Six new police vehicles have been added to the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) fleet as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen law enforcement capacity in the Territory.
The force stated that the vehicles will support policing operations by improving mobility, response times and visibility across communities in the Virgin Islands.
“These additions form part of our continued efforts to enhance operational capacity and visibility across our communities,” the RVIPF said in a statement.
The vehicles are expected to be deployed on roads throughout the Territory as they begin active patrols in support of law enforcement duties.
The RVIPF also indicated that additional vehicles are expected to arrive in the coming months, further expanding the resources available to officers.
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