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Police Searching for Missing 'Frequent Runaway' Minor

Detectives are asking for the public's support in finding 16-year-old Terrika Alexander, who left from the Girls Group…

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On Thursday, April 25, the St. Thomas community was enjoying J'Ouvert when the celebration was shattered by gunshots which injured three people. Public safety officials immediately canceled the remainder of J'Ouvert.

 
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The Forum Presents Foreign Film "No"

The Forum presents the third in its series of foreign films. It is a Chilean movie called "No."

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2013-05-22 01:34:45
Beach to Beach Power Swim Set for Sunday

The 10th annual Beach to Beach Power Swim is set for Sunday on St. John and, with the entries capped at 300, time is running out to register. Last year, 283 swimmers raised $20,000.

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2013-05-21 22:51:07
Shooting Claims life of 18-year-old Vasheo Donastorg

According to police, Vasheo Donastorg was washing his car outside his home on Lime Street when shots rang out Monday evening, killing the 18-year-old. Police are urging anyone with information to call.

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2013-05-21 16:32:46
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Hashish Washes Up on St. Croix Beach

A package containing 63.5 pounds of hashish in individual bricks washed up Saturday on a beach near Grapetree Bay on St. Croix’s East End, the Police Department said in a press release issued Tuesday. St. Croix Police Chief Christopher Howell said the drugs have a street value of just under $600,000.

Howell said he received an anonymous call at about 10 a.m. Saturday that a package was on the beach near Grapetree Bay and could possibly contain drugs. Officers recovered the package from the beach and brought it to forensic technicians who weighed the package and opened it.

Howell said a small sample of the drugs will be set off to a federal forensic lab in hopes of determining where it was processed.

The remainder of the drugs will be incinerated, Howell said.

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"Howell said a small sample of the drugs will be sent off to a federal forensic lab in hopes of determining where it was processed." The rest will be distributed locally as an incentive to "lime not crime."