‘Super Cop’ to face disciplinary action
While Mr Callwood could not be reached and Public Relations Officer of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) Ms Diane Drayton said such information is not at her disposal, this news site has confirmed with legal persons very close to the matter that Callwood was indeed served.
According to the source Callwood was given the citation late last week which indicates that he is subjected to disciplinary procedures by the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force.
Callwood, who was before the Magistrate’s court on charge of alleged indecent assault, was found guilty of the offense on January 29, 2014. The Virtual Complainant (VC) was a Maintenance Supervisor with the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force.
On February 6, 2014 Police Officer Glen Callwood had expressed that the Magistrate’s Court issued a fair decision considering all that had transpired with his reprieve. He had expressed that he was prepared to go back to do his work, something that he loved and did with a passion.
Subsequent to the Magistrate’s ‘considerate’ decision noting that the VI needs more ‘Super Cops’, CoP Morris had indicated that he could not have given any assurance that the officer would have been returned to his substantive post within the RVIPF.
This has gained much attention on a popular talk show ‘Speak your Mind’ which is hosted by Mr Julio ‘Sam’ Henry where many callers pleaded for the reinstating of Callwood as they like Dr Velon John thought that the offence was of such a nature that did not warrant his being deprived of performing the duties of a traffic officer.
Responding to calls made by residents for the reinstating of ‘Super Cop’ Mr Henry had drafted a petition which was signed by residents to be sent to the CoP Morris.
Many now see the action of CoP Morris as inconsiderate and uncalled for. One person very close to the matter stated that the Police Commissioner has put the cart before the horse as the incident had occurred between two of his officers on duty at the Road Town Police station location and as such should have been subjected to internal disciplinary procedures as opposed to the Magistrate’s Court first.
Our source has also said up to press time, the internal investigations had not reached the level of the Police Service Commission headed by Ms Josephine Callwood.
‘Super Cop’ Callwood said that the matter is in the hands of his Attorney Mr Stephen R. Daniels.
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