Residents Express the Need for Improved Public Safety on St. John

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Residents Express the Need for Improved Public Safety on St. John

Lawmakers serving on a Senate committee addressing public safety and justice voted Thursday to compel the head of the Virgin Islands Police Department to appear at their next scheduled meeting. The vote to issue a subpoena to Police Commissioner Ray Martinez came after St. John residents came to present their public safety concerns.

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