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Stop and search initiative bearing fruit, public asked to 'bear with police - Vimarsana News

Stop and search initiative bearing fruit, public asked to 'bear with police

The police, in an effort to close all the gaps that criminals have in which to manoeuvre, have initiated regular stop and search exercises throughout mainland St Vincent.

Priest urges forgiveness at funeral of mass shooting victim - Vimarsana News

Priest urges forgiveness at funeral of mass shooting victim

A local Minister of Religion is urging persons to not seek revenge for wrongs that may have been done to them and to understand that death is not the end of life. “The one who kill the other person would have to carry the guilt of the one who would have been killed. “Same principle that is applied when you forgive your enemy, you free yourself from the guilt … …

False reports on night of mass shooting wasted police resources - Vimarsana News

False reports on night of mass shooting wasted police resources

Local media outlets who falsely reported on multiple shootings occurring in different communities across the country last Wednesday, July, 19, have been slammed by the Royal St Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF).

Carnage in Kingstown: Five left dead - Vimarsana News

Carnage in Kingstown: Five left dead

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'Intel' points to possibility of reprisal shootings - Vimarsana News

'Intel' points to possibility of reprisal shootings

The Royal St Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) confirmed yesterday that they have received “intel” about possible reprisal killings coming out of the mass shooting on Wednesday which left five dead. They will therefore be directing their resources towards ensuring that the country’s murder rate does not exceed the current 35.