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Since the relaunch of the RCIPS Community Policing Department in February, community police officers have been out in their communities getting to know their beats and the people within them. In two incidents over the last two weeks, officers were able to put this local knowledge to use in order to assist members of the public.
A 17-year-old male has now been formally charged in relation to the robbery which occurred at a business on West Bay Road on 10 July.
Yesterday, 11 July, shortly after 1:00PM, officers responded to a report that a member of the public had spotted a firearm in the vicinity of Smith Cove, George Town. Officers attended the scene and recovered the firearm, a handgun, which also contained a single round of ammunition.
During the month of June, RCIPS Officers have issued several hundred tickets for tint and speeding offenses alone
The RCIPS, along with the North Side District Council, will be holding a District Community Meeting in North Side on Thursday evening, 26 July. The meeting will be held at 8:00PM at the North Side Civic Centre.
Police have now located Motesha Mothen, age 15 of Bodden Town, absconded on Thursday, 5 July. She appears to be in good health.
Police can now confirm that 15-year-old Motesha Mothen, who absconded from school on Thursday 14 June, has now been located and found to be in good health. All three absconded teenagers have now been located.
Motesha Mothen, age 15, of Bodden Town, has absconded from home. Meanwwhile Taj Yen, age 16 of West Bay, and Roseanna Redden, age 16 of Bodden Town, have still not been located.
Roseanna Redden, age 16, was last seen on 9 June
In order to facilitate the Cayman Islands National Museum’s Mango Season event on Saturday, 14 July, a portion of Harbour Drive and South Church Street (between Warwick Drive and Cardinal Avenue) will be closed from 7:00AM to 4:00PM.
During the month of June, RCIPS Officers have issued several hundred tickets for tint and speeding offenses alone
Portions of Raleigh Key and old West Bay Road closed during construction.
The RCIPS is advising the public of road closures happening in order to facilitate the Xtreme Wet Fete taking place on the Harbour Drive this Friday, 29 June.
