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During the months of April 2023 and May 2023, the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis recorded an up-tick in the number and frequency of robberies, larcenies, and thefts. The Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force has been actively monitoring these developments, engaging strategic methods of operation, and working diligently to curb this surge in criminal activity. Thus far, our efforts have not been in vain; two males, namely Akeem Sage and Prince Patterson, have already been arrested and charged for a number of armed robberies committed on St. Kitts in April.
As is our local custom, there is an increase in large social gatherings, fetes, events, and festivals during the Summer months. This increase in socialising creates a number of conditions and situations in which criminal elements feel emboldened to commit nefarious acts against law-abiding citizens and residents. Such was the case on May 28th, 2023 where multiple larcenies on unattended vehicles were reported as having occurred at Reggae Beach, South-east Peninsula.
Insofar as possible, the RSCNPF strongly urges the general public to be increasingly vigilant and careful when leaving their possessions unattended, particularly in instances where one has to leave their vehicle(s) unattended for extended periods. It is imperative that persons take precautionary measures within their civilian capacity to safeguard themselves and their possessions from wilful individuals. Below are some safety tips that should be observed as such situations may require:
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