For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. Police can now confirm the identity of the man, age 68, who died on Wednesday, 17 October, after experiencing difficulties in the water at Seven Mile Public Beach. He is James Christopher Knapp, National residing in Cayman. The RCIPS expresses condolences to the family of the deceased.
A male, age 28 of George Town, has been formally charged with Indecent Exposure and Indecent Assault in connection with an incident on Monday, 15 October. He appears in court this morning, 18 October.
Following a fatal traffic collision on Cayman Brac on 27 February, a man, age 37 of Cayman Brac has been formally charged with Causing Death by Dangerous Driving and Refusing to Provide a Specimen of Blood. He has been bailed to appear in court on 29 November.
Officers from the West Bay Community Policing Department, attended the office of Minister Tara Rivers for an official introductory meeting. The Minister shared her concerns with the officers and the officer spoke about the nature of their roles as beat officers.
Shortly after 10:00PM yesterday, 15 October, officers responded to a report of a robbery in West Bay at an address on West Church Street. It was reported that a man had been approached by two males, who brandished machetes, struck him on the head, causing minor injuries, and robbed him.
Just before 6AM on Saturday 13 October, police and other emergency personnel were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communication Centre to a report of a vehicle that was caught on fire, along Watler’s Road in George Town.
On Saturday, 13 October, officers conducted a search at a location on School Road in George Town on suspicion of illegal gambling. Officers recovered several receipt books and other gambling paraphernalia and seized a large quantity of cash. Six persons at the location were arrested on suspicion of unlawful gaming.
The RCIPS informs the public of restrictions around the approval of the closure of main roads to prevent traffic congestion during peak hours.
On Sunday, 7 October, five packages were recovered by officers after members of the public had discovered them washed ashore in the vicinity of the South Sound dock. This morning, 12 October, the drugs, which had a total weight of 5.2kg (including packaging), were destroyed.
