VIPD’s COVID-19 Task Force Monitors Crowds For Mask Compliance At Kallalloo Man

CHRISTIANSTED — VIPD’s COVID-19 Task Force and Deputy Police Commissioner Celvin G. Walwyn was monitoring the crowds at the Kallalloo Man at Estate Richmond on Saturday afternoon.

The Virgin Islands Police Department has been encouraging everyone to follow the governor’s coronavirus protocols mandate — whether they are indoors or outside.

“Let us continue to flatten the curve by wearing a mask,” the VIPD said on Twitter.

VIPD’s COVID-19 Task Force and Deputy Commissioner of Police Dr. Celvin G. Walwyn monitoring the crowds at the Kallalloo Man at Bassin Triangle today. It was refreshing to see him following the Governor’s mandate. Let us continue to FLATTEN THE CURVE by wearing a mask. pic.twitter.com/IhPWA18qZ9
— United States Virgin Islands Police Department (@VirginIslandsPD) January 2, 2021

Earlier in the week, the police top brass on St. Croix and St. Thomas encouraged all VIPD officers to “mask up” when they are in proximity to other people.

**Assistant Police Commissioner Mario Brooks leads by example at Roll Call on St. Thomas, stressing situational awareness and wearing a mask to help flatten the curve.**

Assistant Police Commissioner Mario Brooks encourages Squad 2 at Zone A Command St. Thomas to wear their masks, practice social distancing, sanitize their hands, and wear their protective vests during the festive season.

Situation Awareness, Assistant Commissioner Mario Brooks leading by example at Roll Call, Wear Your Mask and lets us help flatten the curve. pic.twitter.com/tmqXdTA1vL
— United States Virgin Islands Police Department (@VirginIslandsPD) December 30, 2020