Nottingham Estate woman charged with 16 counts of theft & 1 count of forgery
- Luz Sanchez to appear in court Dec 15, 2023
According to the RVIPF in a press release this evening, December 14, 2023, Luz Sanchez was bailed until her appearance at the Magistrate’s court on December 15, 2023. Photo: Team of Reporters
Luz Sanchez, 45, of Nottingham Estate, has been charged with sixteen counts of theft and one count of forgery. Photo: Team of Reporters
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI– Officers of the Criminal Investigations Department have charged one female for theft following a report and what the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has described as a "comprehensive investigation".
Luz Sanchez, 45, of Nottingham Estate, has been charged with sixteen counts of theft and one count of forgery.
According to the RVIPF in a press release this evening, December 14, 2023, Sanchez was bailed until her appearance at the Magistrate’s court on December 15, 2023.
The RVIPF said this incident underscores the Officers' commitment to addressing criminal activities swiftly and thoroughly.
"Investigations are active and ongoing; therefore, no further details can be given at this time," the RVIPF stated.
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42 Responses to “Nottingham Estate woman charged with 16 counts of theft & 1 count of forgery”
Some you Santos are the biggest thief around. Then you got the nerve to call BVI people thief and you are living in their Country you ungrateful b**tard. Some you Santos need to be ban from coming to the BVI.
They thief so much BVI men. Money thiefing is second nature from them men. That Sanchez gel used to give people hell at Republic. Now I understand.
Wow a pretty face so and t***.
look through upper main street and long bush may be they out number tola people, them all over
why will you leave your big island to come to this small island all over the US Dollar
A lot of these Spanish people have bvi last names and are Belongers. Quite a few of the young people and most of the children are BV Islanders. So don't be quick to call them down. We are all on this earth for a short time. Live and let live. A lot of Spanish people like every other nationality who are grateful to call bvi home are really nice and are hard working. Don't paint everyone with the same brush.
yes our people goes to the USA, UK & USVI or even other Caribbean countries/ leaving a tiny island to bigger countries BUT this place flooded with some who can not make a living in their big cities[run talk that….
When Andrew's name was linked to money laundering in the International News some years ago the other participants with whom hewas linked, were characters from t h e Dominican Republic.
Come! Get ur facts straight .. and further more she is human and fall short. No one is perfect.
Women commit a tiny amount of crime but are often disproportionately punished for them.
I hope she will be given leniency by the court and avoid prison. She did not commit any act if violence and society do not need to be protected from her.