Press Releases

A woman was arrested on Tuesday, 29 May, on suspicion of illegal gambling, as part of a Community Policing operation.

On Friday, 1 June, the RCIPS is launching a firearms amnesty during which illegal firearms can be turned in to police through any one of three proposed ways, with no criminal repercussions. 

Police can confirm that the pedestrian involved in the traffic collision on Shamrock Road on Monday, 28 May (see previous release), has died. He is Carlton William Farrell, age 68 of Bodden Town.

The RCIPS is advising the public that Elgin Avenue, between Humber Lane and Hospital Road, will be closed on Monday, 4 June, from 9:30AM to 11:00AM, in order to facilitate the launch ceremony for Celebrate Cayman.

The organizers of CayMAS Carnival thanked the RCIPS for their service during the CayMAS festivities in May, saying it was a pleasure working together and looking forward to doing so again in 2019

The Cayman Islands Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics (LETR Cayman Islands) is excited to announce the first annual Kirkland Nixon Memorial Fire Truck Pull, which takes place on Saturday, 2 June.

A broken down vehicle had blocked a portion of Bodden Town Road near Mostyn's Esso. The area has now been reopened to traffic.

The parking lot and beach area of Governor's Beach will be closed from 8:00AM on Thursday, 31 May, and reopen Friday afternoon, 1 June. This is to facilitate a disaster preparedness exercise with the visiting RFA Mounts Bay.

Shamrock Road/Bodden Town Road between Condor Road and Anton Bodden Drive will be closed on Wednesday, 30 May, from 8:30AM until about 2:00PM. During this time eastbound and westbound traffic will be diverted onto Condor Road and Anton Bodden Drive.

The man, age 19, who was arrested over the weekend in connection with a robbery which took place on Prospect Point Road on Monday, 21 May, has been formally charged with Robbery.