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Visitor flees after being denied entry into BVI

Reports indicate that a male visitor from Honduras fled the arrivals section of Terrance B Lettsome International Airport after being denied entry into the territory on Friday, October 11.

According to sources, Customs personnel notified the police following the incident. The individual arrived on an InterCaribbean flight, but the specific reason for his denied entry remains unclear at this time.

Authorities are actively searching for the man, who was last seen heading toward Trellis Bay.

BVI News will provide updates as more information becomes available.

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  1. Ok says:

    Where is his photo. That should have been bill boarded in Road Town, shared with every taxi stand and sharing around on cell phones. Why are our borders so weak?

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  2. …. says:

    Man in transit to rock

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  3. Rubber Duck says:

    No picture because Immigration forgot to turn on the cameras this morning.
    I guess he had some business to deal with before he leaves.
    The word on the street is that most persons believe the DPP cannot successful prosecute a murder even with a video and a confession – so he will be happy to go about his business.

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  4. LB says:

    Name and photo so the public could report if we see him??????

  5. Wait.... says:

    This happened nearly a week ago and it’s only making news now?

    Really shows the initiative to get this sort of thing fixed…or else government was just hoping he’d have been picked up by now and no one would be the wiser…too late.

  6. So this incident occurred on Friday, October 11. says:

    Today is October 17, 6 days after the incident. Why is it that we are now hearing about this? My goodness.

    Now, he was reportedly “last seen heading toward Trellis Bay’, and authorities are still actively looking for him.

    Well, one can reasonable assume he is long gone…horse out of the barn gone. Maybe he is St. Thomas. Who knows? 6 days is a significant long leeway.

    We don’t know when law enforcement began searching for him, but at this time, it is reasonable to assume he is nowhere in the Trellis Bay area anymore.

    That being the assumption, someone had to have given him a ride away from the airport. He has to sleep, eat, and shower somewhere.

    Who helped or is helping him?

  7. smh says:

    lol wtf BVI not a real place. A man just make a run for it at the airport after being denied entry and get away just like that and you now reporting this a whole week later and still with no picture or name. So all you need to beat our airport security is a working pair of legs basically.

  8. Lawd a mussy says:

    Lawd a mussy wah really goin on in this lil territory?

  9. So what says:

    People pass through the BVI’s porous borders 24/7.

  10. Shame He!He! says:

    Not even two Officers of the law on duty at the Airport?
    Any way the Officers in the forcebso fat they cannnot run .He!He! The man would have far gone Tortoise chasing after a hare
    Our country getting worse every day

  11. IS THIS REALLY TRUE says:

    EVERY AIRPORT NORMALLY HAS POLICE THERE ON DUTY , HE MUST OF HAD IN TURBO CHARGERS , THAT SOUND SO HILARIOUS , THAT I WOULD OF LOVE TO WITNESS THAT , HE MUST OF TOOK OFF SO FAST THAT THE CAMERAS ONLY SEE THE LAST SPOT WHERE HE WAS LAST , EVERYBODY BLINKED AND ALL THE SEE WAS HIS SHADOW

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