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Homicide Data 2012

A chronological log of the homicides recorded in 2012, with statistics broken down by island. The Source does…

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V.I.P.D. Theme Song

The V.I. Police Department has a theme song, "Don't Run, Don't Hide," written by local musicians Fusion Band for use in the government television channel documentary, "V.I. Cops."

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V.I. Small Business Week Honors Small Businesses

The Virgin Islands Small Business Development Center (VI SBDC) and the U.S. Small Business Administration will honor small businesses during Virgin Islands Small Business Week, which is scheduled to take place May 28-June 2.

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2012-05-17 18:31:51
Christensen CFO Bill Gets Committee Hearing

Delegate Donna Christensen's CFO legislation will be heard before a federal House subcommittee on Thursday.

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2012-05-17 01:14:48
VITEMA Holds 2012 All Hazards Preparedness Expo Territorywide

In a continuing effort to heighten awareness about the importance of being prepared, the Virgin Islands Territorial Emergency Management Agency will host the 2012 Annual All Hazards Preparedness Expoterritorywide, May 24 - 27.

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2012-05-17 00:55:42
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CAHS Student Arrested for Drug Possession
By Source Staff — January 14, 2012

St. Thomas police arrested three people this week for drug possession, including a student at Charlotte Amalie High School. 

The CAHS student was arrested on campus Wednesday after being caught by school monitors; he was found to be in possession of seven small plastic bags of marijuana, according to a V.I. Police Department news release. He was arrested around 3 p.m. Wednesday, and released into his parents’ custody pending an appearance in Juvenile Court.

Police also arrested Hensely Sonson, 29, and Eunice Patris, 30, on St. John Monday for trying to sell cocaine and marijuana to off duty police officers.

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