KPSM Intensifies Controls After Emergency and Event Duties
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Focus Returns to Crime Prevention
The Police Force of Sint Maarten (KPSM) has resumed intensified patrols island-wide. This follows a period of heightened emergency response and major public events.

KPSM Intensifies Controls After Emergency and Event Duties
Throughout the past month, KPSM officers managed emergencies and oversaw public safety at several large-scale shows and gatherings. With those now concluded, the focus shifts back to proactive policing.
Patrols Cover Key Areas
In recent days, KPSM launched renewed operations in several locations. These included Sucker Garden, A. Th. Illidge Road, Dutch Quarter, Maho, Simpson Bay, and Cole Bay.

These patrols targeted criminal activity and vehicle compliance. Officers acted swiftly and remained visible throughout the evening hours.
Vehicle Checks and Fines
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On Friday, June 20, 2025, control teams stopped and checked 17 vehicles. They focused on narcotics, firearms, and technical vehicle standards.

As a result:
- Six fines were issued.
- Several drivers received formal warnings.
The operation continued into early Saturday. Officers expanded controls to other districts.
Arrests Made
During this phase, 80 vehicles were stopped. Police arrested two individuals for narcotics possession.
Controls to Continue
KPSM confirms these operations will remain active in the coming days. The public can expect similar enforcement actions across multiple districts.
Motorists Urged to Comply
Drivers should:

- Carry valid vehicle documents at all times.
- Ensure their vehicles meet technical and legal standards.
Non-compliance could lead to fines or delays.
Public Support Vital
KPSM appreciates community cooperation. These efforts aim to maintain law and order and ensure safety for everyone on the island.
Together, the police and the public can create a safer Sint Maarten.
Community Awareness Encouraged
KPSM urges residents to stay informed about ongoing operations.
Follow official updates and report suspicious activity.
Increased police presence is meant to deter crime, not disrupt daily life.
Officers remain committed to professional conduct and transparency.
Public safety remains the top priority in every district across Sint Maarten.