By now many of you have become aware of a video circulating on social media entitled, "Police in Paradise," produced by the United Kingdom media house ITV, profiling the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force tackling crime in the British Virgin Islands. 

The incomplete video entitled ‘Police in Paradise’ which is now in circulation was intended to be a tool for recruiting officers from the Caribbean and the U.K., and aimed at capturing the benefits and challenges of policing in the BVI. 

Chief Immigration Officer, Mr. Ian Penn is seeking the public’s assistance to locate Haitian national Ms. Elena Milord 

The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force is notifying the public that a Firearm and Offensive Weapons Amnesty has been declared from April 4 to 18.

The Government of the Virgin Islands is requesting proposals for the supply and delivery of petrol and diesel for the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force Road Town Station and the Marine Base locations on Tortola.

On the 29th March, 2022 the Senior Magistrate after a trial which commenced in January 2021, convicted the Defendants Kemel Wilson and Alberto Valera for the following offences:

An intense search is underway for five detainees who escaped immigration detention early this morning Friday, March 11.

On the 1^st March, 2022 the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) arrested and charged Police Sergeant Marley Sebastein for the Offence of Perjury.

A contract has been signed with No Limit Construction to commence auxiliary works on the Virgin Gorda Police Station.

The public is invited to tune in to Public Eye on Wednesday, June 2 to learn about the proposed Police Act, 2021.