Caribbean National Weekly

Weapons seized during J’ouvert festivities raise concerns in St. Kitts and Nevis

By Joanne Clark··1 min read
Weapons seized during J’ouvert festivities raise concerns in St. Kitts and Nevis

During the recent J’ouvert festivities in St. Kitts and Nevis, law enforcement authorities were on high alert to ensure the safety of revelers and to maintain the festive atmosphere. 

The St. Kitts and Nevis Police Force (RSCNPF) made significant strides in this regard, uncovering a slew of contraband items that could have marred the celebration.

The RSCNPF uncovered an array of unexpected contraband items that had the potential to disrupt the festivities. 

These included knives, scissors, a mental Afro pick comb, and even marijuana. 

A call to rethink violence

In the wake of these seizures, the RSCNPF took to social media to issue a strong message to the community. 

They urged islanders to think twice before resorting to violence to resolve disputes. 

They stressed the need for individuals to reflect on the impact of their actions not only on themselves but also on their families and friends.

Related Stories

Trinidad and Tobago plans phased restart of Petrotrin refinery

Trinidad and Tobago plans phased restart of Petrotrin refinery

Dominica psychiatrist urges Caribbean to raise legal age for alcohol, cannabis use

Dominica psychiatrist urges Caribbean to raise legal age for alcohol, cannabis use

Belize backs foreign minister after China imposes sanctions over Taiwan ties

Belize backs foreign minister after China imposes sanctions over Taiwan ties

Trinidad and Tobago presents TT$63.3 billion budget, proposes tax changes

Trinidad and Tobago presents TT$63.3 billion budget, proposes tax changes