ROYAL SAINT LUCIA POLICE FORCE

Help us locate missing Lawrence “Cuthbert” Hyacinthe​​​​​. If you know his whereabouts, call the Gros Islet police station. Information can also be shared anonymously via the Crime Hotline, 555 or the RSLPF Crime Hotline app.

Three members of the Police Marine Unit, Sergeant. 271 Delice, Ag. Sergeant 785 Chicot, and Police Constable 180 Flavius, recently participated in the Coral Reef Hurricane Response Training Program hosted through the collaborative efforts of the Saint Lucia National Conservation Fund (SLUNCF) and the Coral Reef First Responders Team.

The five-day program brought together stakeholders committed to marine conservation and disaster preparedness, providing participants with both theoretical and practical training in coral reef damage assessment, stabilization techniques, underwater operations, navigation, documentation, and emergency response measures following hurricane impacts.

The training underscores the importance of collaboration between conservation organizations and law enforcement agencies in safeguarding Saint Lucia's marine ecosystems.

The Police Marine Unit extends its sincere appreciation to the Saint Lucia National Conservation Fund, the Coral Reef First Responders Team, and all facilitators and participants for their commitment to environmental stewardship and capacity building.

As hurricane seasons continue to pose challenges to our marine ecosystems, initiatives such as this ensure that Saint Lucia is better prepared to respond, recover, and protect its natural resources for future generations.

Together, through partnership, training, and shared responsibility, we can strengthen the resilience of our coral reefs and preserve the beauty and biodiversity of Saint Lucia's coastal waters.

As part of intensified operations to curb criminal activity, on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, the Gangs, Narcotics and Fi****ms Unit (South), the K-9 Unit, and the Customs and Excise Preventative Unit conducted a joint courier sweep at targeted courier companies and cargo sheds within the Vieux Fort district.

During a search conducted at Shed 2 at the Vieux Fort Seaport, officers discovered a rifle concealed within a shipment, in the presence of the consignee, David Charles Mulvany, a British national residing in Laborie. Mulvany was arrested and was subsequently charged with the offences of Possession of a Firearm Without a Valid License and Importation of Firearm Without a Valid License.

On Friday, June 5, 2026, Mulvany was brought before the Second District Court for a bail hearing where he pleaded guilty to both offences. The court imposed a fine of $10,000.00 for the offence of Possession of a Firearm Without a Valid Licence and a fine of $5,000.00 for the offence of Importation of a Firearm Without a Valid Licence.

The court ordered that the total fine of $15,000.00 be paid forthwith. In default of payment, he shall serve a term of five (5) years' imprisonment.

The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) wishes to inform the general public that the sale of liquor is prohibited on Corpus Christi.