For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. In anticipation of the upcoming Easter holidays, the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) is reminding the public of some safety steps that can be taken to protect themselves and their property over this long weekend, whether you will be camping away from home or enjoying other festivities during the period.
Just after 6:10AM today, 30 March, police responded to West Bay Road, where it was report that two businesses located in the same plaza were burgled. Both businesses received structural damage and at a quantity of cash was stolen from one of the affected businesses.
On Saturday morning, 27 March, officers responded to a report that members of the public had located a package containing suspected drugs on the shore off Shamrock Road, some distance west of Spott's Dock.
Earlier the afternoon of Tuesday, 30 March, an officer was assaulted while transporting a woman to the Cayman Islands Hospital.
The RCIPS Financial Crime Investigation Unit is advising the public of a phishing email currently circulating, which purports to be from Butterfield Bank.
A single-vehicle collision that took place along Seaview Road, East End, in the vicinity of the blowholes. The roadway has been closed to the public since the arrival of emergency services to accommodate on-scene investigations, and remain closed at this time.
Just after 11:40AM yesterday, 23 March, police and other emergency services were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communications Centre to Bight Road, where it was reported that a white Honda Civic with one occupant was involved in a single vehicle collision.
Man arrested and charged for Bodden Town burglary now remanded.
Two men were arrested on Monday, 22 March, following the interdiction of approximately 770lbs of ganja at sea.
A man, age 39 of George Town, has been formally charged with Indecent Assault and Assault by Penetration, in relation to an incident on 28 June, 2019. He appears in Summary Court today, 23 March.
