St. Thomas Man Charged with Violating Court Order

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St. Thomas Man Charged with Violating Court Order

The V.I. Police Department on Tuesday afternoon arrested 50-year-old Darrell Thomas of Anna's Retreat on St. Thomas, charging him with contempt of court, domestic violence.

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