Warrant Arrests
St. Thomas Police on patrol located A 52-year-old St. Thomas resident, and a 55-year-old St. Thomas resident, that were both wanted for additional charges related to an incident in February of 2026. The outstanding charges for each of them were Theft Under $5000, and Mischief Under $5000. Both individuals were arrested and released with future court dates. ST26004655, ST26004660, original ST26003250.
Thefts
St. Thomas Police were called to an east end retail complex for a theft. The complainant stated, an individual attended the store, selected Tide Pods, and left the store without paying. The incident is still under investigation while video is being reviewed. ST26004662.
St. Thomas Police were called to an east end retail complex for a theft. The complainant stated an individual attended the store, selected Shrimp Tempura and left without paying. A vehicle and license plate were obtained. The incident is still under investigation while video is being reviewed. ST26004664.
St. Thomas Police were called to an east end retail complex for a theft. The complainant stated that they were helping a shopper with some Adidas shoes, when they observed the individual conceal them in their pants and leave the store without paying. The incident is still under investigation while video is being reviewed. ST26004687.
St. Thomas Police were called to an east end retail complex for a theft. The complainant stated an individual attended the store, selected 50-70$ in fishing tackle and left the store without paying. The individual was located nearby, and known to police as a 30-year-old St. Thomas resident. The individual was arrested and transported to Police Headquarters. A search of the individual revealed additional stolen merchandise. The individual was processed and held for a morning court appearance. ST26004689.
Fraud
St. Thomas Police are investigating a fraud. The victim said they got a phone call from someone who identified themselves as a Rogers employee. The scammer said there had been unauthorized transactions in the amount of approximately 500$, and in the process of refunding the money, they accidentally sent the victim 5000$. The victim was then asked to send a money transfer to an account in the USA. Once the victim sent the scammer the initial 5000$, the scammer continued to take more money. The victim is out a total of 11,000$. St. Thomas Police members of the Criminal Investigations Bureau is investigating. ST26004667.
***If you or someone you know receives an unsolicited phone call or message that involves money or unauthorized transactions. Regardless of what caller ID says. Hang up and call the organization or business back directly. Confirm with them directly if they were trying to notify you of unauthorized transactions. These are common scams.