On Sunday, November 12, 2023 about 6:00pm officers attached to the Marine Unit received a distress call from French Authorities in Martinique, about a vessel located approximately 2.5 nautical miles off the coast of Gros –Islet.
The Marine Unit responded and assisted the vessel, which was occupied by two male individuals.
On Tuesday, November 14, 2023, the Police Marine Unit received information from French Authorities in Guadeloupe concerning a stolen vessel, fitting the description of the distressed vessel that they assisted previously.
Consequently, reports of Handling Stolen Goods and Stolen Vessel was made to the Criminal Investigations Department.
The Marine Unit conducted a patrol and located the vessel in the Marigot Port.
It was occupied by forty (40) year-old Shervon St. Clair; and forty-two (40) Samuel Rigobert both of Millet, Anse La Raye. The men were arrested for the offence of Handling Stolen Goods.
The vessel was detained and they were subsequently charged for the above offence.
Investigations into this incident revealed that Samuel Rigobert is currently on bail, for Possession of Ammunition.
The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force is committed to ensuring the safety and security of all citizens and visitors to Saint Lucia, by combating transnational crime through regional collaborative efforts.
We encourage anyone with information on this crime or any criminal activity to come forward and report it to the police using the number 555.
Together, we can make Saint Lucia a safer place for all.
SOURCE: Royal Saint Lucia Police Force
Now Listen to this bs.
On Sunday, November 12, 2023 about 6:00pm officers attached to the Marine Unit received a distress call from French Authorities in Martinique, about a vessel located approximately 2.5 nautical miles off the coast of Gros –Islet.
Then The Marine Unit responded and assisted the vessel, which was occupied by two male individuals. You never questioned or did nothing to those two individuals ,ok.
Then On Tuesday, November 14, 2023, the Police Marine Unit received information from French Authorities in Guadeloupe concerning a stolen vessel, fitting the description of the distressed vessel that they assisted previously which was occupied with the two previous male individuals.
Then The Marine Unit conducted a patrol and located the vessel in the Marigot Port.
It was occupied by forty (40) year-old Shervon St. Clair; and forty-two year old (42) Samuel Rigobert both of Millet, Anse La Raye. The men were arrested for the offence of Handling Stolen Goods.
Why was it in the first instance you never arrested or went in search of the two individuals previously whom you the marine unit assisted prior to getting the call from the french authorities that the boat was stolen? but you arrested Shervon and Samuel who were just hired to clean the boat. So basically you are saying Shervon and Samuel steal the boat and you have them locked up for something they never did. Hmm the lawyers will make a mess with yall incompetence.
One Ciry in the USA call it Catch and Release Court System