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Police wrap up East End ‘Christmas in a Bow’ festive event

-Well over 500 persons attended event according to RVIPF
December 24th, 2021 | Tags: RVIPF East End East End Police Christmas in a Bow
The East End division of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) on Tuesday, December 21, 2021, wrapped up its ‘Christmas in a bow’ district seven community event. Photo: Provided
Police said the event was made possible through community and corporate sponsors and saw community members come out to partake in food and music. Photo: Provided
Police said the event was made possible through community and corporate sponsors and saw community members come out to partake in food and music. Photo: Provided
The force said the event was as part of efforts to connect with the community Territory-wide and bridge the gap between police and the community through various outreach events and programmes. Photo: Provided
The force said the event was as part of efforts to connect with the community Territory-wide and bridge the gap between police and the community through various outreach events and programmes. Photo: Provided
EAST END, Tortola, VI – The East End division of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) on Tuesday, December 21, 2021, wrapped up its ‘Christmas in a bow’ district seven community event.

Police said the event was made possible through community and corporate sponsors and saw community members come out to partake in food and music.

Over 500 in attendence 

“Over the course of the seven-hour event, well over 500 people came to the station's parking lot,” RVIPF said in a release.

“Many hearts and stomachs were filled with food and drinks as the Shooting Stars Steel Band, along with Sergeants Tommy Daniel and Collis Fraser entertained. Children of all ages received Christmas presents, got their faces painted and played on the bouncy castles.”

The force said the event was as part of efforts to connect with the community territory-wide and bridge the gap between police and the community through various outreach events and programmes.

The event was made possible through the support and donations of local businesses and the community at large.

9 Responses to “Police wrap up East End ‘Christmas in a Bow’ festive event”

  • pat (24/12/2021, 10:32) Like (7) Dislike (7) Reply

    here we go again, another super spreader led by the police itself

  • Rubber Duck (24/12/2021, 11:15) Like (0) Dislike (10) Reply
    Good job to the rvipf but we need a local cop
    • Rubber Duck (24/12/2021, 11:49) Like (6) Dislike (4) Reply
      A local cop you say. You learn nothing from corruption thats goin on!
  • resident (24/12/2021, 13:03) Like (2) Dislike (5) Reply
    I commend the East End police for spearheading this event. However I drove by and saw no social distancing not many masks either. The area was too small. Maybe another venue can be considered gor next year. But good community spirit.
  • Thanks (24/12/2021, 14:03) Like (5) Dislike (1) Reply
    And more thanks. I didn’t make it but saw the happenings.
  • xmas funds (24/12/2021, 17:24) Like (4) Dislike (6) Reply
    Let hope that cop from belle vue didn't get her hands in the cookie jar
    • TruthbTold (24/12/2021, 22:41) Like (1) Dislike (1) Reply
      You know it went across my mind but I ignored the thought. I do hope so.
    • hmmm (25/12/2021, 16:36) Like (1) Dislike (0) Reply
      Here thinking the same thing. Don't understand how she got her job back. More lives than a cat
  • Yep (29/12/2021, 05:49) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    Black Folks love a bread line.
    A bread line reinforces the concept of poverty ignorance uneducated lack of self determination .
    Tomorrow you will hear rantings about decolinization and independence.
    How?
    We are our only enemies.


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