Press Releases

AG Denise George: VIDOJ Agents arrest sex offender Carl Decicco for failure to comply with registration requirements

(U.S. Virgin Islands)- V.I. Attorney General Denise George has announced that 37-year-old Carl Decicco, a registered sex offender, was arrested by V.I. Dept. of Justice (VIDOJ) Special Investigations Division (SID), with the assistance of the US Marshals and VI Police Department (VIPD) officers on St. Croix on May 17, 2022. Decicco was arrested for failure to comply with registration requirements for sex offenders in the Virgin Islands. Decicco is a Tier 3 registered sex offender who failed to update his registration as required by law.

AG George recognizes local Police Officers & honors fallen officers during National Police Week, May 15-21

(U.S. Virgin Islands)- Attorney General Denise George reminds everyone to recognize our law enforcement officers in honor of police week while paying homage to the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice. National Police Week is recognized May 15-21. Peace Officers Memorial Day was recognized on Sunday.

AG: DOJ Agents Arrest Ricardo Algarin in Florida for financial exploitation of an elder adult on St. Croix

(U.S. Virgin Islands)- V.I. Attorney General Denise George announces the arrest by V.I. Dept. of Justice (VIDOJ) Special Agents of a man charged with financial exploitation and defrauding an elderly man by taking advantage of the man’s deteriorated condition. VIDOJ Special agents arrested Ricardo Algarin on April 6, 2022, in Miami, Florida on several charges in a 15 Count Information.

AG Denise George: VIDOJ Agents arrest sex offender Jose E. Encarnacion for failure to comply with registration requirements

(U.S. Virgin Islands)- V.I. Attorney General Denise George has announced that 38-year-old Jose E. Encarnacion, a registered sex offender, was arrested by V.I. Dept. of Justice (VIDOJ) Special Agents (SID), and the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA) unit on St. Croix today.

Attorney General Denise George Enters Into $3m Settlement With Terminix To Resolve Allegations The Company Violated Virgin Islands Consumer Protection Laws

U.S. Virgin Islands) – Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George announced today, a $3M settlement with the Terminix pest control company. The settlement stems from a 2017 lawsuit the Attorney General’s Office filed against Terminix after a family of four vacationing at the Sirenusa Resort on St. John in March 2015 became seriously ill when the unit below them was fumigated.