For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. The RCIPS is aware of a video circulating on social media which shows a collision on Shamrock Road, involving a red car and a white van. While no one was injured in the collision, this is one of those cases which highlights the importance of defensive driving, as the outcome could have been much different otherwise.
The female juvenile who was the pedestrian involved in the collision was treated and released for non-life-threatening injuries. The investigations continue.
Police investigate fatal collision that took place just after 2:30AM on 6 July on Shamrock Road in Bodden Town vicinity of Pasture Drive.
Following the passing of Hurricane Beryl, the RCIPS’ targeted road safety campaign, which began on Monday, 24 June, continues through this weekend.
Police are informing persons who parked their vehicles on roadways to immediately remove them.
The RCIPS is informing the public about the following road closures taking place to facilitate the Pride Parade on Saturday, 6 July between 4:00PM and 6:00PM.
Following Hurricane Beryl, when it was safe to do so police carried out patrols throughout the Cayman Islands to assess any damages that may have occurred throughout the islands.
Police are investigating the cause of the collision that resulted in the death of two individuals, that occurred on Shamrock Road, around 2:15AM, Monday 1 July.
The RCIPS is informing the public about the following road closures taking place on Saturday, 29 June, in order to facilitate the CayMAS Carnival street parade.
The RCIPS is launching a National Gun Amnesty, working with key partners and stakeholders who are taking a stand against illegal guns in our community. The Amnesty will run between 1 and 31 July, 2024, and will allow persons who possess illegal guns, ammunition and any other illegal weapons, to hand them over to the police.
