Press Releases

I have spent the past two days contemplating whether to respond to the article in a local media house captioned: ‘235 cop complaints made but no officers fired’.  As Commissioner I truly appreciate the public interest in this topic, but wish to provide clarity on what is missing from the initial reporting.

The RCIPS is upgrading its fleet of marked service vehicles. In the coming weeks, the public can expect to see these vehicles on patrol on Cayman’s roads, in use by frontline and firearm officers.

Today, the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) officially released its 2025 Crime and Traffic Statistics Report. Members of the Senior Command Team held a press conference to discuss the key developments, emerging trends, and the impact of strategic initiatives on public safety over the past year.

The George Town Police Station will be relocating to 19 Eastern Avenue and will be fully operational at this new location on Monday morning 13 April, 2026.

A statement from the Commissioner of Police on recent robbery incidents.

RCIPS Launches Operation Winter Guardian, providing safety advise to the public during the holiday season.

On Tuesday, 25 November, police received a report of theft, made on behalf of Rotary Central Cayman Islands. It was reported that five ticket books containing a total of 50 raffle tickets for the Rotary Central Music Extravaganza, had been stolen and were being sold to members of the public.

Over the past two weekends there have been multiple incidents where police officers were assaulted during the execution of their duties.

The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service continues its commitment to upskilling staff in order to enhance capabilities and ensure operational continuity, as two senior officers complete the UK College of Policing’s flagship Executive Leaders Programme (ELP).

RCIPS Welfare Chairman represents the Cayman Islands at the Caribbean Federation of Police Welfare Association and is named 1st Vise President for the organisation.