VI News Staff 2 years ago

Routine Traffic Check Leads to Firearm and Drug Bust in St. Croix

William Libert, 34, was detained for carrying concealed weapons and possession of drugs after failing to display a license plate

ST. CROIX — A routine traffic stop led to a significant arrest on the night of May 4 as local law enforcement detained 34-year-old William Libert for multiple offenses, including carrying and possession of unauthorized firearms and drugs. The incident took place around 10:40 p.m. near Sam's Gas Station in Glynn, St. Croix.

Officers from the V.I. Police Department were conducting Operation Vigilance when they noticed a white Toyota Echo traveling without a rear license plate. Upon initiating a traffic stop, the driver, identified as Libert, pulled into the service station. It was during this stop that officers spotted the handle of a firearm protruding from beneath the driver's seat as Libert exited his vehicle.

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