Antigua and Barbuda's Royal Police Force has enlisted the assistance of the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to help resolve a number of long-standing unsolved cases. According to Antigua News Room, the development was disclosed during a media briefing held at Police Headquarters on American Road.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Albert Wade addressed the gathering, confirming that the force's cold case review effort is now being supported by the American federal agency. The move signals a significant step in the local force's efforts to bring resolution to cases that have remained open for extended periods.
The partnership with the FBI underscores the seriousness with which authorities are approaching these unresolved investigations, and reflects a growing trend of regional law enforcement agencies seeking specialised international support to tackle complex or stalled cases.
Further details regarding the specific number of cases under review or the nature of FBI involvement were not disclosed at the briefing.
