The Police have charged Raphael Wallace of Hamilton, Nevis, aged thirty-two (32), has been formally charged on two warrants in the first instance for 5
(RSCNPF). During a traffic stop at the roundabout, Mr. Samuel exited a heavily tinted vehicle from the rear and attempted to flee through Taylor’s. Following a pursuit, he was swiftly apprehended by the officers. A subsequent neighbourhood search conducted by members of the Joint Security Operations Tactical Team (JSOTT), officers from the Special Services Unit (SSU), soldiers from the St.
Kitts-Nevis Defence Force, and the His Majesty Customs and Excise K9 Unit, led to the recovery of a bag that Mr. Samuel had been seen wearing when he left the vehicle and a Ruger 9mm firearm and a magazine with fifteen (15) matching rounds of ammunition.
Mr. Samuel was then placed under arrest, and the firearm and ammunition were seized by the Crime Scene Unit. The charges against Mr. Samuel were officially filed on May 31st, 2024, at the Basseterre Police Station. The RSCNPF expresses immense gratitude for the support provided by the SKNDF and His Majesty’s Customs and Excise K9 Unit, as well as the cooperation of the general public throughout this investigation.
Murder and Attempted Murder. These charges stem from incidents that occurred on May 24th, 2024, at Poinciana Drive, Hamilton, that caused the death of the late Joelle Huggins of
The Police have charged Raphael Wallace of Hamilton, Nevis, aged thirty-two (32), has been formally charged on two warrants in the first instance for Murder and Attempted Murder. These charges stem from incidents that occurred on May 24th, 2024, at Poinciana Drive, Hamilton, that caused the death of the late Joelle Huggins of Hamilton, and left her brother Julian Huggins, seriously wounded.
Mr Wallace was charged on June 1st, 2024, at the Cotton Ground Police Station. The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF) urges anyone with information relevant to this matter to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation.
The safety and security of our communities are of the utmost importance, and the RSCNPF remains dedicated to ensuring that justice is served. We are deeply appreciative of the public’s cooperation and support as we continue our efforts to maintain law and order, and protect our citizens, residents, and visitors.
