ANN has received reports that a body of an unidentified man was discovered in Stubbs early this morning. The body is said to be badly burned and the victim has two concrete block place on his body, one on the head and another on his arm. An empty gas bottle was also left on scene. The body has been identified Verol James ANN will bring updates as they become available.
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Police are investigating a report of Aggravated Burglary and Rape made by a 46-year-old Self-Employed of Lowman’s Bay, against an unknown man. According to investigations, about 12:10 p.m. on 15.11.18 at Lowmans Bay, (i) the assailant who was armed with a gun, allegedly entered the dwelling house of the Complainant and stole an unknown sum of cash. (ii) For allegedly having Unlawful Sexual Intercourse with the Complainant, who at the time, did not consent to the intercourse. The matters are under investigations.
There is a new pan-side in the in the pan yard! Epic Sounds are the newest steel orchestra to have been launched by the Pan against Crime Committee (PAC); making it the fourteenth (14) steel orchestra that has been launched under the program which began in 2008. The launching and handing over ceremony took place on Friday, November 9, 2018, at the Calliaqua Hardcourt. Several dignitaries were on hand to witness the event including, Mr. Godred Pompey, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of National Security and Chairman of the Pan against Crime Committee, Parliamentary Representative for the East St. George…
On the occasion of the 43rd Anniversary of the commemoration of the 1975 historic Teachers’ strike, I extend fondest greetings to all. It gives me immense pleasure to address you as we celebrate Teachers’ Solidarity Week 2018 under the theme “The Right to an Education means the Right to a Qualified Teacher.’ As teachers, we are called to know the importance of excellent pedagogical skills; to engage our students to be creative thinkers so they can become critical thinkers; to strive to be a beacon of hope to our nation; to not settle for mediocre performance; to continue to reflect…
A lower level trough is affecting the region with periods of light rain, moderate to heavy showers and isolated thunderstorm activity. A cyclonic swirl is evident on satellite imagery, centered across the Northern Windward Islands around St. Lucia, Martinique, Dominica and Guadeloupe…(see image at 12:15 pm compliments RAMMB). Instability and shower activity is likely to spread across parts of mainland St.Vincent. Hence, the FLOOD-WATCH remains in effect for ST VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES until 6:00 pm today and may be upgraded to a Warning if conditions warrant/or extended due to mid-upper level conditions. Residents and motorists in areas prone to…
Effective 6:00 pm Friday 9th November, 2018 Weather Advisory upgraded to a Flood-watch. Unstable conditions associated with the passage of a tropical wave and a favorable upper level environment has been generating pockets of moderate to heavy showers across St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) during the last 24 hours. Some stations across mainland St. Vincent have already recorded rainfall accumulations of up to 3 inches (75mm) during the last 12 to 24 hours, and there is the possibility of a further 75 mm (3 inches) with isolated higher amounts, as activity persists into tomorrow. Reports have indicated some rivers…
A tropical wave is crossing our area bringing scattered showers across St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) to continue during Friday with occasional upper level support enhancing shower activity/thunderstorms. A lower level trough (seen as tropical wave on analysis at 18z) should be approaching the region Saturday into Sunday adding to instability with moderate to heavy showers and thunderstorm activity. Moderate to heavy shower activity is expected as upper level conditions could support a south easterly wind flow with moisture converging across the islands. Residents and motorists should continue to exercise caution near rivers, streams and low lying areas during…
Police are investigating a report of Burglary that occurred at Fountain, between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm on the 29.10.2018. Preliminary investigations revealed that some unknown person(s) entered the dwelling house of a 46 year old Self-employed of Fountain, and stole one (1) black and grey Acer Laptop value $432.28USD, one (1) black bag containing a number of toys value $1,500.00ECC, one (1) brown and black suitcase with children’s clothing value $2000.00ECC, twelve (12) boxers value $180.00ECC, forty-two (42) T-Shirts value $1,050.00ECC and twelve (12) vests value $180.00ECC; the property of the complainant. Investigations are ongoing.
Police are investigating a report of Criminal Trespass and Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm. According to preliminary investigations, (i) an unknown man entered the premises of a 41-year-old Banker of Paul Over with intent to commit the offense of wounding the virtual complainant; (ii) and allegedly discharged a firearm at the complainant about 1:15 pm on the 05.11.2018 at Paul Over.
Ajuba, Robertson Surveying Future Legends, Kishore Shallow Coulls Hill Rangers and the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force advanced to the semi-finals of the VINLEC North Leeward Twenty/20 Cricket Championship following quarter-finals victories last weekend at Cumberland Playing Field. Ajuba claimed their spot with an 8-wicket victory over Upsetters. The scores: Upsetters 111 for 8 off 20-overs; Maxwell Edwards 22, Desroy Samuel 18, Dyson Williams 14; Cosmond Walters 3 for 22, Ajuba 113 for 2 off 9-overs, Hyron Shallow 82, Chrisroy John 19. Robertson Surveying Future Legends sealed a 5-wicket win over Carlos James Troumaca Starlight. The scores:…