Press Releases

At around 12:20AM, Thursday, 30 January, police received a report of a robbery that occurred outside a residential address on Marina Drive, in the vicinity of Orange Drive, Patrick’s Island.

Two police officers represented the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service by attending National Women of Colour in Policing UK Conference 2024.

Police investigate single vehicle collision involving a marked police vehicle. The officer driving sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was breatherlised with negative results.

Shortly before 2:30AM, this morning, Monday 27 January, police responded to a report of a man armed with a machete at a licensed premises on Eastern Avenue in the vicinity of the Dolphin Centre.

The RCIPS Business Centre is currently experiencing delays in its ability to issue police clearance certificate requests due to an ongoing technical issue outside of RCIPS control.

This week police have received two reports of commercial burglaries whereby electronics stores have been targeted, resulting in offenders stealing a substantial quantity of electronic goods.

In order to facilitate the National Heroes Day Celebrations which are taking place on Monday, 27 January, road closures will be in place from Friday, 24 January at 6:00PM to Monday, 27 January at 10:00PM.

Shortly before 8:15 PM on Wednesday, 22 January, officers responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision on Hirst Road involving a pedestrian.

The RCIPS continues to remind motorists to follow the rules of the road and avoid unsafe driving behaviours such as speeding. This past Sunday, 19 January, RCIPS officers observed three instances of particular note, where young persons were caught speeding excessively, and received stiff penalties as a result.

Following the annual RCIPS Winter Guardian festive season campaign, the RCIPS Traffic and Road policing unit continues to focus on targeted traffic enforcement initiatives, into the new year.