In a post-Carnival briefing, Governor Albert Bryan Jr. addresses the tragic recent shootings in St. Thomas following the celebration’s close, which left one man dead and another injured. Bryan expresses his condolences to the victims’ families and emphasizes the need for community engagement to combat the ongoing cycle of violence, urging residents to educate young people on conflict resolution.
Additionally, Bryan highlights the importance of being prepared for the upcoming hurricane season, supported by forecasts predicting above-normal storm activity. With the U.S. Virgin Islands relying on the National Weather Service for guidance, Bryan expresses concern over potential reductions in federal disaster support, warning that inadequate resources could lead to catastrophic outcomes for the territory in the event of a hurricane.
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