Where is ‘Supa Cop’ Glenn Callwood?
Many residents have been asking on social network and on our blogs about his whereabouts. A check by our newsroom with our National Security Council (NSC) sources unearthed that the controversial officer is on vacation.
Get ready for his return!
He took leave early in December of 2017 and is expected back on the job by next week, according to our sources. His vacation leave is routine.
Mr Callwood is known for his aggressive style of issuing traffic tickets and his verbal confrontations with the public.
Around 2013/2014 he was sent packing from the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) after being interdicted and then convicted of indecent assault for grabbing a male's private parts.
In November of 2016 the new Police Commissioner Michael B. Mathews returned Mr Callwood to the constabulary. Since ‘Supa Cop’ returned to the police force, his aggressive manner, traffic enforcement style and confrontation with the public have not changed.
Help from overseas cops to end this weekend
Meanwhile, all the overseas police officers who came to the British Overseas Territory of the Virgin Islands (VI) following the devastating hurricanes Irma and Maria will end their tenure this weekend, according to the same NSC sources.
The two last remaining countries are Bermuda and the Caymans Islands and all are expected to depart this weekend between January 12-14, 2018.
That means the local force will be on its own to maintain law and order in the Territory of some 30,000 people.
In addition, Police Commissioner Mr Mathews is back on the job, effective January 5, 2018 following almost one month vacation, where he also attended meetings in Miami, Florida, USA.
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25 Responses to “Where is ‘Supa Cop’ Glenn Callwood?”
Sure Glen is too pompous. Please take it down a notch Super Cop, keep your month shut and do your job. (The people who lay palm branches for Jesus on Palm Sunday will crucify you on Good Friday.) But he is very zealous and dedicated in enforcing the law. I wonder what kind of scenes of crime, investigating policing such an attitude would bring with the right training and grooming--more solved crimes, perhaps?
People WE ARE THE ONES who discourage instead of constructively helping others to reach the desired level of success in the endeavours. We drive governments to corruption (because we by our very nature secretly make corrupt demands on them). We complain about crimes not being solved, and the one officer who is trying to make a difference, we are on here crucifying. It is any wonder the other officers ain't stretching their necks to work and solve crimes? They just keep their months shut and let you quietly run amuk.
We are the ones that need fixing. Get before God and pray ye one for another.