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RVIPF Senior Management Conducts Foot Patrols in Road Town

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Senior officials of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) continued their scheduled foot patrols through Road Town this week, engaging with business owners, residents, and visitors as part of an ongoing community policing initiative.

The initiative, which began in December 2024, aims to enhance police visibility, strengthen relationships with the public, and improve communication between law enforcement and the community. Officers walked through key commercial areas, speaking with stakeholders and addressing concerns raised by business operators and pedestrians.

According to the RVIPF, the patrols are part of a broader strategy to foster collaboration between law enforcement and the community. Officials have indicated that these efforts will continue throughout 2025 as the force prioritizes public engagement and safety.

Local businesses and members of the public have acknowledged the increased police presence in Road Town, with officers noting that the direct interaction allows for real-time feedback and assessment of security concerns.

The RVIPF has confirmed that foot patrols will remain a key element of its community outreach strategy, with senior management continuing to participate regularly.

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