AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBVI Crime & Justice: A 42-year-old businessman from the British Virgin Islands was among three people detained in Trinidad and Tobago after police seized about 416.5kg of cocaine worth TT$193.5 million, hidden inside backhoe tyres during an intelligence-led raid in Longdenville. Health (VI): Nurse Iris O’Neal Clinic in Virgin Gorda is making temporary service adjustments due to compromised air quality from a building issue, with 24-hour emergency services shifting to St Mary’s Anglican Hall and other services moving to North Sound. Local Governance (BVI): Territorial At-Large Rep Stacy Mather weighed in on the Baths access controversy, saying beach access for Virgin Islanders should not be bargained away even as conservation funding talks continue. Public Safety (USVI): A 73-year-old St Croix man, James Lealand Johnston (“JJ Rocks”), was convicted in federal court of possessing child pornography and faces up to 10 years in prison. Cybersecurity (Regional): Thomson Reuters confirmed a C-Track breach that exposed sensitive court records across multiple U.S. states, Canada, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. BVI Business/Regulation: DWF Labs received BVI FSC approval as a Virtual Asset Service Provider under the Virtual Assets Service Providers Act 2022.
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