AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUSVI Customs Enforcement: CBP says it seized “multiple vessels” in the U.S. Virgin Islands and issued penalties after operators failed to properly report arrivals, warning that repeat violations can bring steep civil fines and vessel forfeiture. Local Consumer Rules: The Virgin Islands Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs reminded businesses that pennies already in circulation are still legal tender, and companies can’t use coin shortages to justify rounding up, refusing cash, or cutting required payment options. Court System Cybersecurity: Thomson Reuters confirmed a breach tied to its C-Track case management system, with unauthorized access affecting court records in 11 U.S. states plus the USVI and Canada—raising concerns about exposure of sensitive personal information. Federal Gun-Law Fight: The DOJ filed another complaint against the territory over June firearms changes, including semiautomatic and magazine bans, arguing the rules and enforcement deprive law-abiding gun owners of Second Amendment rights. St. Croix Child Pornography Conviction: A federal jury convicted 73-year-old James Lealand Johnston (“JJ Rocks”) of possessing child pornography, with sentencing exposure of up to 10 years. Partnerships & Trade: Ghana’s Enterprises Agency CEO Margaret Ansei signed an MoU with the USVI Economic Development Authority to boost trade and investment ties.
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