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Assault victim files lawsuit against UVI, claims campus security inadequate (opens the original)
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The victim of a violent assault on the St. Thomas campus of the University of the Virgin Islands has filed a lawsuit against the school, claiming that UVI officials failed to provide adequate security. Attorney John Fischer filed the complaint on Sept. 22 on behalf of plaintiff Malcolm Joseph, who was ârobbed and violently assaulted at UVI where he was employed as a Front Desk Associate/Student Worker at the Wellness Center on campus.â According to the complaint, Joseph was working the closi
Murder suspect asks to withdraw guilty plea (opens the original)
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A St. Thomas man wants to withdraw his guilty plea in a 2022 murder case, according to V.I. Superior Court records. The defendant, Jeramy Lettsome, was arrested and charged alongside another man, Mackadis Smith Jr., after police identified them as the shooters in the April 20, 2022 murder of 26-year-old TâQuan Vanholten. Police said the shooting in Louieâs Market in Smith Bay was captured on surveillance video and there were several bystanders at the scene. Police also said that Lettsome blu
Assault victim files lawsuit against UVI (opens the original)
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The victim of a violent assault on the St. Thomas campus of the University of the Virgin Islands has filed a lawsuit against the school, claiming that UVI officials failed to provide adequate security. Attorney John Fischer filed the complaint on Sept. 22 on behalf of plaintiff Malcolm Joseph, who was ârobbed and violently assaulted at UVI where he was employed as a Front Desk Associate/Student Worker at the Wellness Center on campus.â According to the complaint, Joseph was working the closi
Bryan increases police pay, orders coordinated government surveillance (opens the original)
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Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. announced Monday that he has signed executive orders establishing a territory-wide government surveillance camera integration program that will give V.I. Police âsecure, real-time access to exterior-facing government security cameras during criminal investigations and public-safety incidents.â Bryan said he was also surprised to learn recently that police cadets were being hired at the governmentâs minimum salary of $35,000, with officers earning $41,000 to start. Bry
WAPA board OKs numerous projects to include decorative street ligths for C'std (opens the original)
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The V.I. Water and Power Authority is still working to rebuild major infrastructure damaged by the 2017 hurricanes, and the board voted Thursday to approve projects including new streetlights in Christiansted on St. Croix, and green composite poles in the National Park on St. John. WAPA Civil Engineer IâZhaneeh Deterville presented an update to the board on plans to install 120 street lights in Christiansted town, to replace those destroyed by the hurricanes. The board voted to approve a contr
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