The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has reported a series of arrests across the territory, highlighting a diverse range of criminal charges as law enforcement continues to crack down on illegal activities.

Tyler Harrigan, 26, of North Sound, Virgin Gorda, was charged with criminal damage, armed with an offensive weapon, and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. Authorities have not disclosed specific details of the incident leading to the charges.

In a separate case, Kelvin Eleuthere, 27, of Soper’s Hole, West End, was arrested on November 15 and charged with harboring a person, a serious offense under local law.

Also on November 15, Shamar John, 47, was charged for overstaying his landing permit, a violation of immigration regulations.

Meanwhile, on November 11, Kelliel Mala, 26, of the US Virgin Islands, was charged with disorderly conduct following an altercation.

Additionally, a 12-year-old minor was charged with indecent language on November 22.

Each of the accused individuals is scheduled to face court proceedings in the coming months.

The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has arrested several individuals in connection with firearm and explosives offenses in a series of incidents spanning November.

On November 29, officers arrested Luiz Guerra Bethelmy, 45, of Great Mountain, and Dania Livari Castello. Both face charges of keeping a firearm without a license and unlawful possession of explosives.

Earlier in the month, on November 17, police apprehended 20-year-old Daniel Maduro of Long Bush. Maduro was charged with carrying a firearm without a license and unlawful possession of explosives.

In a separate incident on November 15, authorities arrested Richard Baronville, 32, of Long Bush, and Kahlim Smith, 24, of Nottingham Estate. Both men face charges of possession of a prohibited firearm and unlawful possession of explosives.

Most recently, on November 30, police charged Keanus Smart, 18, of Free Bottom, with possession of a firearm with intent to commit an indictable offense and unlawful possession of explosives.

The RVIPF is urging members of the public to report any suspicious activity.

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.