Brad Ebanks

Brad Ebanks currently holds the position of Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police with responsibility for operations and security.

He has been a serving member of the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) for over 37 years, and was promoted to the rank of Chief Superintendent in May 2023.

Chief Superintendent Ebanks focuses on good governance across the RCIPS, ensuring that proper structures and frameworks are in place to deliver optimum service to the Cayman Islands. One of his current priorities is the fight against serious crime and illegal firearms in the Cayman Islands.

During his career, he has served in both Uniform Operations and the Criminal Investigations Unit as well as serving as the Marine Commander in charge of the Joint Marine Unit, which oversaw maritime safety, and enforcement, prior to the establishment of the Cayman Islands Coast Guard in 2022.

Chief Superintendent Ebanks is the recipient of a number of management and leadership courses at law enforcement colleges and facilities throughout the Caribbean as well the USA, Canada and the United Kingdom. He is a trained Strategic Firearms Commander and Major Incident Commander, including Multi-Agency Gold Incident Commander training. He also forms part of the major disaster planning and response team for the RCIPS.