On Saturday, September 19th, a man with initials T.J.H. aged 32, was arrested on St. Eustatius for failure to immediately follow a lawfully issued order from the police, for violation of the Opium Act BES and for insulting and threatening. The arrest was the result of the enforcement of the current emergency ordinance and took place at a location where police are constantly dispersing illegal gatherings in accordance with the Emergency Ordinance. The suspect initially refused to comply with the order of the police to vacate the location immediately. When the police approached the suspect, he threatened the police
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