The Police have successfully identified, with the general public’s assistance, the three (3) persons responsible for multiple incidences of Malicious Damage to passing vehicles on the F.T. Williams Highway on St. Kitts. The three (3) males, all juveniles, were brought to the Basseterre Police Station by their respective guardians on July 26th and July 27th, 2023 respectively.
There, they were each apprehended and interviewed in the presence of their guardians. Following said interviews, each male was released into the custody of his guardian. Their cases will be heard at a later date by the Child Justice Board.
The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force extends deepest gratitude to the general public for the assistance that aided in this matter’s timely resolution.
Brent Edwards (Police Image) the Scene of an Accident that was laid on July 17th, 2023.” Reportedly, Edwards was granted bail by District C Magistrate Her Honour Ms. Yasmine Clarke on July 25th, 2023, with two (2) sureties in the sum of EC $50,000 for each.
Additionally, he has been ordered to surrender all travel documents to the Court, and is also required to report to the Charlestown Police Station daily between the hours of 6AM and 6PM. Police on Nevis received reports of a hitand-run traffic incident in the New River area on the morning of July 15th.
Preliminary investigations revealed that Merchant had been seriously injured in the incident. She was subsequently transported to the Alexandra Hospital for further examination and treatment. On July 17th, Merchant succumbed to her injuries.
An autopsy report revealed “decompensated cardiomyopathy from a road accident” was the cause of death.
