The Major Crimes Unit of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) has continued investigations into the murder of eighteen-year-old (18) Charles Isiah Luke Victor, of Mon Repos, Micoud, leading to the arrest of a ninth suspect.
On Saturday, March 2, 2024, Police Officers attached to the Vieux-Fort Police Station apprehended one (1) male, twenty-nine-year-old (29) Ivanus Sylvester alias “Colta” of Bruceville, Vieux-Fort, on suspicion of murder.
On Monday, March 4, 2024 the Major Crimes Unit formally charged Ivanus Sylvester for the offences of Murder and three counts of Discharging Firearm with Intent to Commit Grievous Harm.
On Monday, February 19, 2024, the Major Crimes Unit charged eight (8) individuals in connection with the death of Charles Victor; for offences including Murder, Discharging Firearm in a Public Place and Grievous Harm.
SOURCE: Royal Saint Lucia Police Force
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That’s what the police have to do Arrest and Charge them .I hope the Magestrate have all of them Remanded at Bordelais
Good job law enforcement, but the jail is overflowing with these characters..We also need help from the labour department of enforcing a fair living wage system to help combat our current financial situation.. Slave wages will never solve our current problems..
Show their faces to the public….period!
Wishful thinking, the Labour Department is a waste of time. They can’t even defend workers rights farless their rights to a decent wage. It’s a crome not to resolve labour issues within the specified time frame.