The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force reported that no major incidents occured during the One Day International Cricket Match on Tuesday.
“The execution of the police plan for the match unfolded and climaxed extremely well,” said Meredith Charles, Deputy Police Commissioner. “The behavior of the spectators was exceptional and they must be commended for such exemplary conduct, which is a good omen for the third test match on June and the World Cup in 2007.”
Charles said the force coordinated well with the various partners of the event, which signified the true aspect community policing.
“The police experienced no difficulties during its tour of duties and everyone seemingly departed the venue still filled with great excitement, happiness, satisfaction and pride, having watched their West Indies Team win such a nail biting match,” Charles said.
Charles said even after the match the celebrations that continued throughout the night took place with no incidents.
In other police news, on Monday, a high ranking officer of the St. Kitts and Nevis Defense Force, captured a man who had broken into a house in the Frigate Bay area.
Jerome Walters, of Westbourne Ghaut, was caught inside of a house at Half Moon Bay Villa at approximately 1:30 a.m.
He was subsequently taken into police custody and will be charged with burglary, police said.
The following arrests were made in the last two weeks:
Amos McIntosh, of Newton Ground, was arrested May 13 for escaping lawful custody.
Other arrests over the past two weeks included;
Dermot Rawlins, of Kittstodarts — building breaking and Larceny. Bailed at $15,000.
Kurt Huggins, of New Road — threatening language. Bailed at $5,000.
Conrad Clarke, of George Street, Newtown — larceny.
Shawn Mills, of Ponds Pasture — indecent assault.
Jabal Henry, of Hermitage Village, Cayon — disorderly conduct by making noise, indecent language and abusive language.
Orson Henderson, of Conyers Project — arson and larceny in a dwelling house.
Shantel Pemberton, of Crab Hill, Sandy Point — larceny, Bailed at $2000.
Everton Bergan of Crab Hill, Sandy Point — possession of a controlled drugs (cannabis). Bailed at $3000.00.
Javier Charles, of Bath Village — wounding. Bailed at $5000.
Terrance Charles, of Spooners, Cayon — wounding with intent.
Desha Pemberton, of Crab Hill, Sandy Point — wounding.
A 17-year-old female juvenile, of Conaree Village, Larceny. Bailed at $1,000.
Brandon Lazarus, a native of Guyana, who lives at Stoney Grove, Nevis — driving a motor vehicle while not being a holder of a valid driver’s license.
Shanque Pemberton, of The Alley, Sandy Point — malicious damage. Bailed at $5000.
Jamoy Warner, of Saddlers Village — house breaking and larceny.
Keno Clarke, of Rice’s Village, Gingerland; Derrick Pemberton of Hanley’s Road, Gingerland and Antonio Francis of Sheriff Village Gingerland — building breaking and larceny.
Steve Gilbert, of Saddlers Village — driving a motor vehicle while not covered by insurance, driving a motor vehicle while not being the holder of a valid drivers license, driving without due care and attention and taking a motor vehicle without the owners consent. Bailed at $10,000.
Kevin Boone, of The Alley, Sandy Point — possession of a controlled drug (cannabis).
Shaweed Williams, of Fry’s Village — possession of house breaking implements. Bailed at $3000.
Leon Phillip, of Herbert Street, Newtown — house breaking and larceny, also armed offensive weapon.
Augustus “Bico” Stanley, of Lime Kiln, Basseterre — trespassing.
Judy Brookes, of Tabernacle Village — wounding. Bailed at $1,000.
Brando Lazarus, of Stoney Grove, Nevis — driving without insurance.
Sylvester Francis, of Downing Street, Sandy Point — possession of a controlled drug (cannabis).
Narissa Marsham, of The Alley, Sandy Point — disorderly conduct by fighting.
