Senate

Rules & Judiciary Confirms Moorehead, Cartwright, and Acevedo for Key Boards Tackling Parole Hearings, Land Use, and WAPA’s Troubles

Three Virgin Islanders, identified by Governor Albert Bryan Jr. for various board positions, received the nod of approval from the Committee on Rules and Judiciary on Monday. First was Roy Moorehead, a former law enforcement officer selected for the Board of Parole. “My commitment is to uphold the justice system that safeguards the public and, within the bounds of law, supports earned second chances,” Mr. Moorehead told the committee. As the assistant property manager and chief security officer at the Havensite Mall, Mr. Moorehead is confident that his varied, hands-on experience will be an asset. “The judgment, neutrality and steady presence I bring to my current role are the same qualities I will bring to the board,” he promised.  Mr. Moorehead is aware that being appointed to the Board of Parole “is serious work with real consequences” and has pledged to judge each case based on “its own merits, grounded in laws, facts and public safety.” His appointment will ensure that a quorum...