Officials from the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda have confirmed that a local man has been taken into custody and formally charged with three criminal offences spanning weapons possession, theft, and property damage.
Tevin Willock, 30, a resident of Grays Farm, faces charges for unlawful possession of ammunition following an incident that unfolded in the Perry Bay area on Thursday, September 3, 2026. According to police records, investigators found 12 live 9mm rounds in Willock’s possession in connection with this case.
The defendant also faces additional charges tied to a separate, earlier incident at the same location on August 7 this year. In that case, Willock is accused of stealing personal property worth an estimated total of 3,185 Eastern Caribbean dollars. The stolen items include two Invicta brand watches, two gold neck chains, and 535 dollars in cash.
The third charge laid against Willock is malicious damage to property. Police allege he intentionally damaged the front passenger door window of a Honda Stepwagon, with repair and replacement costs estimated at 800 Eastern Caribbean dollars.
Following his processing, Willock is scheduled to make his first court appearance next week, where he will formally respond to all three charges brought by law enforcement.