ROYAL SAINT LUCIA POLICE FORCE

06/08/2026

The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force is appealing to the public for assistance in locating Israel Phillip. Any person with information that may assist in determining her whereabouts is encouraged to contact any police station or the Crime Hotline.

05/08/2026

SCAM ALERT!!!
DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINK!

The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force would like to alert the public to a current scam involving false accusations of traffic violations that directs individuals to click on an unsolicited link.

The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force wishes to reassure the public that we remain committed to keeping Saint Lucia safe and communicating changes to our policies where they affect the public and other government departments and agencies in a timely manner.

05/08/2026

RSLPF Rising Stars Youth Club Returns to Saint Lucia Following Cultural Exchange in St. Vincent

The High Command of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force welcomed hom...

05/08/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE OF TEMPORARY OFFICE CLOSURE, FROM THE ROYAL SAINT LUCIA POLICE FORCE.

Thursday, August 6, and Friday, August 7, 2026.

04/08/2026

🚨Join us on Friday, August 7th, 2026 at 7AM as the Northern, Southern, Central, and Operations Divisions compete in the Police Road Relay!

Teams: 7 persons (5 males, 2 females)

The relay starts and ends at the VF Police Station.

04/08/2026

On Monday, the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF), in collaboration with the Justice Education Society (JES), and with funding from the Government of Canada, officially commenced a one-week Court Orderly and Close Protection Officer Training program.

The training forms part of the broader Criminal Courts Backlog Reduction Project, an initiative aimed at improving the efficiency of the justice system by addressing the backlog of cases.

Court Orderlies and Close Protection Officers play a vital role in maintaining safety, order, and security within the judicial system. By enhancing participants' knowledge and operational capabilities, the programme strengthens the protection of judges, judicial officers, court staff, attorneys, witnesses, and members of the public, while supporting the safe and uninterrupted administration of justice.

The RSLPF remains committed to building the capacity of personnel who support the justice sector and to fostering a safer, more effective court environment.

03/08/2026

The Police Marine Unit (PMU) officially brought Tiller Week 2026 to a close with a fitting ceremony at the Unit's base, commemorating 32 years of dedicated service and excellence in maritime policing.

The ceremony was attended by Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police Dr. Mashama Sealy, Assistant Commissioner of Police Elvis Thomas, Fire Chief Ditney Downes, former Police Marine Unit Commander Winston Mitille, officers of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, and other invited guests who joined in celebrating this significant milestone.

A special congratulations to the Saint Lucia Fire Service, who emerged victorious in the exciting Run, Swim & Shoot Challenge, displaying outstanding teamwork, endurance, and determination throughout the competition.

Special recognition is also extended to Police Constable 200 Shervy Smith of the Police Marine Unit, who was awarded Most Outstanding Individual Performer for his exceptional display of skill, resilience, and commitment during the event.

As we reflect on this year's theme, "A Legacy of Maritime Policing: 32 Years of Duty, Discipline and Dedication," we pay tribute to the men and women of the Police Marine Unit, both past and present, whose unwavering professionalism, courage, and dedication continue to protect Saint Lucia's maritime borders, uphold the rule of law, and serve our coastal communities with pride.

03/08/2026

Today marked the official opening of the Community Policing Unit Youth Development Program 2026: a transformative initiative designed to equip young people with the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to thrive in the world of work.

Over the next three weeks, participants aged 16–18 will benefit from a dynamic partnership between the Community Policing Unit (CPU) and the Youth Development and Empowerment Programme (YDEP). Together, they will receive practical training, workplace exposure, and valuable life skills to help prepare them for successful careers and responsible citizenship.

This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to youth empowerment, crime prevention, and community development, while strengthening partnerships between the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force, government agencies, employers, and the wider community.