For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. A George Town man was arrested during a drug operation where a quantity of cocaine and drug paraphernalia was found. He has since been formally charged and will appear in court on Monday, 1 September.
Another police officer has been assaulted by a member of the public during a police interaction in the early morning. The man was arrested and is currently in custody pending further investigation.
While attempting to arrest a man wanted in relation to a violent crime, officers were obstructed and assaulted by a member of the public. Both parties were arrested and have been formally charged.
At about 5:30PM on Friday, 22 August, officers on patrol in the Industrial Park area of George Town, observed a vehicle which had been reported stolen travelling on Seymour Drive. The officers signaled the vehicle to stop and arrested the occupants, two men ages 22 and 24, residing in George Town.
Shortly before 11:00PM on Sunday, 24 August, the 9-1-1 Communications Centre dispatched officers to a report of a robbery which was said to have occurred at about 9:00PM the same night at Rum Point beach.
Just after 8:00PM on Monday, 25 August 2025, officers observed a BMW travelling dangerously on West Bay Road near Cemetery Beach. The vehicle, with no headlights on, swerved into oncoming traffic and forced police to take evasive action.
Over the past two weekends there have been multiple incidents where police officers were assaulted during the execution of their duties.
The man, age 61, residing in George Town, who was arrested in September 2024 on suspicion of manslaughter in relation to an incident which occurred on 21 January, 2024, has now been formally charged with Manslaughter.
Shortly after 9:40PM yesterday, 21 August, officers were conducting a vehicle checkpoint along Yacht Club Drive when they detected the strong scent of ganja coming from a vehicle which had just been stopped at the checkpoint. Officers conducted a search, recovering multiple packets of suspected ganja.
The RCIPS Cyber Crime Unit has become aware of a phishing SMS text message circulating in the Cayman Islands purporting to be from Cayman National Bank. The SMS claims that the your bank account has been frozen due to unusual activity, and advises to click the link in order to regain access. This text is fraudulent.
