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Superintendent Jasper Carty is a highly dedicated and accomplished senior officer of the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force. He began his policing career in 2007 at the age of nineteen (19) and has since distinguished himself through exemplary service, professionalism, and an unwavering commitment to public safety and effective law enforcement. Throughout his career, Superintendent Carty has gained extensive investigative experience while serving within the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in both St. Kitts and Nevis. His investigative expertise, combined with strong leadership and sound decision-making, has enabled him to successfully lead and support numerous policing initiatives aimed at reducing crime and enhancing community safety. A firm believer in lifelong learning and continuous professional development, Superintendent Carty has consistently invested in expanding his academic and professional qualifications. He holds a Master of Public Administration (MPA) and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Criminal Justice, graduating summa cum laude, reflecting his commitment to academic excellence. His professional development includes a broad range of specialized local, regional, and international training in areas

such as Trafficking in Persons, Statement Analysis, Basic Criminal Investigation, Interview and Interrogation Techniques, Criminal Prosecution, and Executive Leadership. These qualifications have enhanced his ability to effectively investigate crime, manage complex operations, and lead personnel with integrity and professionalism. Superintendent Carty is also a passionate advocate for Human Resource Development, recognizing that the success of any law enforcement agency depends on the competence, professionalism, and continuous growth of its officers. He is committed to mentoring and developing personnel by promoting training, leadership, accountability, and organizational excellence. His leadership credentials are further strengthened by successfully completing numerous management and command courses, including General Sergeant Duties, Junior Staff and Command, Police Development and Professionalization (REDPPOL), and the prestigious Regional Security System (RSS) International Leadership and Management Programme, where he attained Bronze, Silver, and Gold Command certifications for the years  2022, 2025 and 2026 respectively With nearly two decades of distinguished service, advanced academic qualifications, extensive operational experience, and a proven record of leadership, Superintendent Jasper Carty continues to make significant contributions to the modernization, professionalization, and advancement of policing in the Federation of St. Christopher and Nevis. His dedication to excellence, ethical leadership, and public service has earned him the respect of his colleagues and the communities he serves, and he remains committed to building a safer and more secure nation for all.

Ag Superintendent Wallace joined the police force at the age of eighteen (18) and has served the Federation for over thirty (30) years. Throughout her distinguished tenure, she has been assigned to various departments, including the Police Telecommunications Department, Anti-Narcotics and Special Serviced Units, Old Road Police Station, Nevis Division District 'C', Airport Security, Mobile Patrol Unit, Frigate Bay Police Station,St Pauls Police Station, Tabernacle Police Station, the Criminal Records Department and performed in the capacity of Station Officer at the Basseterre Police Station.Complementing her long and illustrious career, Ag Superintendent Wallace has undertaken extensive training at local, regional, and international levels, all aimed at enhancing and improving her skills and knowledge. Her training encompasses diverse areas such as information technology,  sergeant general duty, and anti-corruption measures. Additionally, she is trained as an Emergency Medical Technician/Medic Specialist. Currently, Ag Superintendent Wallace  is the Operations Commander in the Crime Directorate. She served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Police Credit Union and as the President of the Police Welfare

Association. She served the RSS at the Central Liaision Office in Barbados. Previously she headed the Office of Professional Standards, reflecting her commitment to upholding the highest standards of professionalism within the force. Her comprehensive experience and dedication continue to be invaluable assets to the police force and the community she serves.

Superintendent Alrick Edwards joined the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force on 12th October 1999, and has since made significant contributions to the police force. Beginning as a Constable, Alrick progressed through the ranks serving as a Corporal, Sergeant, Inspector, and eventually reaching the position of Superintendent of Police.  Alrick’s educational accomplishments include a Bachelor of Art degree in Police Administration, from the Central Police University in the ROC on Taiwan, a second level shooters certificate which includes practical shooting and pistol smithing, theoretical and practical studies in ballistics from the same university. He has attained a 2nd degree black belt in judo and police self defense and a fluent speaker in the Chinese mandarin language attaining Level 1 and 2 passes in Test of Chinese As A Foreign Language (TOCFL) all qualification was attained in June 2018. He has also acquired several certificates and training in areas such as Financial Investigation, Drug Interdiction and Eradication, DDACTS, MAGIC , has attended the Junior Officers’ (Staff) Course in Guyana which trains junior gazetted officers for senior leadership position in the Police Force, Law Enforcement Management

Development Program in El Salvador and training with Regional Security System. He has worked in a number of department such as Special Branch, Minor Offences, court and process, instructed at the Police Training School, Frigate Bay Police Station, Special Services Unit and Orderly to the COP CG Walwyn to name a few. With a wealth of experience, strong educational background, and a passion for law enforcement Alrick continues to be a staple in maintaining safety and security and law and order in the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis.