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The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) is a single, national police service with a unified command structure. It is an unarmed service, with an armed response capability, that is mandated by statute to deliver the full range of police services across the Cayman Islands.
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Investigations have revealed that the drug consumed comes in the form of a candy, commonly known as “gummies”, which contain THC (illegal in Cayman), the psychoactive compound found in marijuana, which when consumed causes significant changes in mood and behavior and can cause strong sedation.
Police respond to a domestic disturbane which resulted in the offender crashing into the police vehicle while making an attempt to leave the scene.
Seafarers Way closed due to unsafe wave activities and debris. The public is advised to avoide the area.
Police investigate medical issues involving juveniles, that are believed to be as a result of drug use. Members of the public with information are encouraged to call the Bodden Town Police CID.
Naima Calita Tatum, age 14, who was last seen on Wednesday, 25 September, has been located and returned home safely and appears to be in good health.
Police are seeking the public’s assistance with locating Naima Calita Tatum, a 14-year-old female, who was last seen at her residence in West Bay around 3.45PM, yesterday, Wednesday 25 September.
RCIPS and CBC are seeking information regarding the whereabouts of two men; Vitor Domingo Valentini Dos Reis (who also goes by the name Marcio Vicente Rod Novaes), 33 years old, and Brenno Neves Florencio, 25 years old, both Brazilian nationals, who are visitors in Grand Cayman.
Missing teens, Joshua Whittaker, Aaliyah Carter and Naima Tatum, and Joshua Whittaker, who were recently reported missing, have all been located and appear to be in good health.
From 4:30PM today, Thursday, 23 May, representatives from various Cayman Islands law enforcement agencies will be taking part in the Law Enforcement Torch Run, which marks the opening ceremony of the 2024 Special Olympics.
Police have identified the names of the deceased victims that were involved in the fatal collision that took place on 13 May. Condolences are being offered to the families and friends of the deceased victims.
The RCIPS is advising the public of the following rolling road closures which will be taking place between 6am – 8am, Saturday 4 November.
Serious collision on Walkers Road in George Town. Motorists are advised of diversions and delays.
