Senior Men’s team head coach Francisco Molina has named his squad for the upcoming Concacaf Nations League matches. The squad comprises: GK Julani Archibald Kai Trotman Joshua Warde – NEWS –
Def Malique Roberts Omarion Liburd Andre Burley Marvin McSheen Raheem Hanley
Because if their children are not on the street, then the police would not have to take them off the street.” He underscored the need for all stakeholders to fulfill their responsibilities, warning that if the burden falls solely on the police, it could lead to burnout and hinder the continuity of enforcement efforts. “So parents must do their part.
The schools must. The parents must do their part. Social services, probation officers, everyone has to do their part because if it’s left on the police to do everything, we are going to get burnt out.” Henry added: “It is just not possible for the police to do everything, every time.
So if the other persons, the other stakeholders involved are not pulling their weight, then the police are going to get burnt out. And it will be impossible for us to have the continuity, the type of continuity that is needed.
So we need to have all the other stakeholders doing their part, and then continuity will be easier. But if everybody else drop off, then the police are going to get burnt out. And we are going to appear to drop off not so.” Via a recent statement issued through the government’s St.
Kitts Nevis Information Service (SKNIS)- on Monday 26th August-the Royal Saint Christopher and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF) Mid Tyquan Terrell Jahlyan Burt Kyle Kelly Yohannes Mitchum Nequan Browne Mervin Lewis Theo Wharton Fwd Tiquanny Williams Javern Matthew Kimaree Rogers Shevene Boston De’quan Hamilton Dionis Stephens G’vaune Amory The Sugar Boyz will compete in two League C reaffirmed its commitment to enforcing the Criminal Law Amendment Act of Saint Christopher and Nevis, which mandates police intervention for any boy or girl under the age of sixteen found loitering or wandering on the streets after 10 p.m. without a legitimate reason. The law, aimed at ensuring the safety and well-being of minors, will be strictly upheld as part of the ongoing efforts to maintain public order and protect the youth.
Officers have the authority to stop these minors and, if necessary, escort them to the nearest police station, where they will remain until released into the custody of their parents or legal guardians. As explained, the law defines “street” broadly to include any public thoroughfare, such as roads, lanes, alleys, or any public grounds.
Parents and guardians are urged to ensure their children are not found in violation of this law, as failure to supervise minors could result in fines up to five hundred dollars ($500), with penalties enforced following a prior caution. The RSCNPF is encouraging all citizens to adhere to these regulations to protect the nation’s youth and uphold societal standards.
Front Page Image: Police Commissioner James Sutton (right-speaking) and Deputy Police Commissioner Cromwell Henry seen at a press conference put on by the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF) held on Thursday 29th August, 2024 at ZIZ Studios at Camp Springfield.
Concacaf Nations League matches in the Cayman Islands. On September 7 they face the home team the Cayman Islands and on September 10 against the British Virgin Islands. Both matches will be played at the Truman Bodden S tadium
