POLICE EXPRESS GRATITUDE TO PUBLIC IN CHANTEL CRUMP MURDER INVESTIGATION
The Police Administration is expressing gratitude to the public for the overwhelming support and assistance received in the ongoing investigation into the murder of Chantel Crump.
The cohesiveness of each community, along with the prompt responses from law enforcement, has significantly contributed to the progress made in the case.
The administration also wishes to refute claims circulating on certain social media platforms suggesting that a specific individual is solely responsible for this success. In reality, it has been the involvement of residents across Antigua and Barbuda who have come together to support both Chantel’s family and the police.
It is disingenuous for any single person to take credit for this collective effort, especially in such a sensitive matter.
The police kindly ask the public to respect the grieving process of Chantel’s family and assure everyone that they are committed to working with them to ensure justice is served and closure is achieved. Residents are reminded that the investigation is still ongoing, and they should refrain from making public remarks that could hinder its progress.
Anyone with additional information is asked to get in contact with the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913 or call the Crimestoppers anonymous hotline at 800-8477.
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