Crime/Police
RVIPF Warns Vehicle Owners to Remove License Plates From Inoperable Cars
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) is urging vehicle owners to remove license plates from inoperable, unused or derelict vehicles to prevent them from being stolen and used in criminal activity.
Police said Friday that investigations revealed license plates are being removed without the knowledge of vehicle owners and affixed to other cars, which are then used in unlawful acts. This, officials warned, could expose the registered owners to being linked to crimes.
The RVIPF said the advisory applies to vehicles parked for extended periods, cars left with mechanics or garages for long-term repairs, and derelict vehicles not expected to be restored.
“Owners are reminded that license plates remain legally connected to them, regardless of where or how they are used,” the RVIPF said in a statement. “Failing to remove plates from inactive vehicles increases the likelihood of them being misused and may expose owners to unnecessary legal complications.”
Police encouraged anyone who discovers their plates have been stolen or tampered with to report the matter immediately. Reports can be made by contacting the nearest police station, calling the non-emergency number 311, or providing anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-8477 (TIPS).
The RVIPF said public cooperation is critical to ongoing efforts to reduce crime and safeguard communities across the Territory.
Crime/Police
Small Brent” Wanted in VI Murder Case Now Named in Sint Maarten Double Homicide Probe
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.

Crime/Police
Tarik Aaron Arrested on USVI Extradition Warrant
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.
Further updates are expected as more information becomes available.
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