Press Releases

Yesterday, Tuesday 30 January, at around 2:45PM, various police units conducted an operation targeting known drug areas in West Bay.

Two men were charged with burglary and appeared in court this morning, 31 January, in relation to separate incidents.

Shortly before 8:00AM, Monday 29 January, police attended the George Town Hospital to a report of a man receiving treatment for a serious burn to his face, which had been inflicted on him by another man.

On Sunday, 28 January, officers arrested a man, age 27 of George Town, on suspicion of burglary in relation to an incident which had been reported earlier that day at a store on Hospital Road. The man is also believed to be connected to a number of other recent commercial burglaries in the George Town area.

Commissioner of Police Kurt Walton speaks on recent gang tensions.

At about 8:30AM, today, 26 January, officers were dispatched to a report that a man had been found unresponsive on a cruise ship, anchored off the George Town port.

Shortly after 2:00AM, Friday 26 January, police responded to a call to service at the George Town Hospital, where a man, with what appeared to be a gunshot wound to his stomach, had been brought via private vehicle.

Police have received a number of reports from persons who have received a telephone call from an overseas phone number where the caller has attempted to gain banking details or persuade the customer to transfer monies from their account.

Traffic diversions are now in place in Central George Town to facilitate road works as part of the Cayman Islands Government, George Town Revitilisation Central Business Enhancement Project Phase II.

Following the RCIPS Holiday Safety Campaign, Operation Winter Guardian, officers in the Eastern Districts and in Cayman Brac conducted enhanced traffic enforcement operations over this past long holiday weekend, 19 – 23 January.