FREDERIKSTED — Police detectives arrested a man on St. Croix who they said “stalked and chased his ex-girlfriend at gunpoint” in the presence of others last year.
Chrishawn Harley, 30, of St. Croix, has been charged with third-degree assault-domestic violence, the Virgin Islands Police Department said.
Harley was arrested in connection to a 2019 incident of domestic violence, the VIPD said in a tweet on Twitter at 9:21 p.m. tonight.
But this is not the first time Harley has had a run-in with local law enforcement.
He was arrested on June of 2008 for allegedly putting a “long-barreled revolver” to a woman’s head on Prince Street, Christiansted and robbing her of $80, police records indicate.
When an occupant of the residence where the victim lived tried to step in and break up the armed robbery, that person, too, was robbed of $80, police said at the time.
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Harley said on social media that he attended St. Croix Central High School (CHS) and studied at the University of the Virgin Islands (UVI).
Harley’s bail was set at $30,000 with no 10 percent provision, according to the VIPD.