Barbados law enforcement authorities have successfully apprehended Khalil Lavaar Hurley, the 27-year-old fugitive who was the subject of an intensive week-long manhunt. The Barbados Police Service (TBPS) confirmed Hurley’s detention on Thursday, February 12, exactly one week after initially issuing their public bulletin seeking information on his whereabouts.
Hurley, described as having no fixed address at the time of his capture, is currently cooperating with investigators regarding multiple serious criminal allegations. While specific details about the nature of these investigations remain confidential, police officials have characterized them as addressing significant criminal matters affecting public safety.
The successful resolution of this case prompted official gratitude from the Barbados Police Service, which publicly acknowledged the assistance provided by community members during the search operation. This collaborative effort between law enforcement and civilians demonstrates the effectiveness of public-police partnerships in addressing serious criminal activities.
This apprehension concludes an extensive search operation that mobilized resources across multiple jurisdictions. The case highlights ongoing efforts by Caribbean law enforcement agencies to combat serious crime through coordinated public engagement strategies and rapid response protocols.