The West Bay Police Station has now returned to 242 West Church Street and is operating as normal.
For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. The West Bay Police Station has now returned to 242 West Church Street and is operating as normal.
This past weekend, the RCIPS have dealt with a large number of road violations and responded to numerous vehicle collisions.
The RCIPS is informing the public about the following road closures taking place on Saturday, 7 August, in order to facilitate the CayMAS Carnival Street Parade.
On Sunday 1 August, at around 10.45am a report was received by the 911 Centre of something falling from the sky out over the horizon in line of sight from the Westin Hotel and dark smoke being seen right after, it was suggested by the caller that it might have been a small plane.
Three persons have been arrested following a report that a jet ski was stolen from an address on Rum Point Drive. The jet ski was recovered and the persons have been bailed as investigations continue.
Shortly after 7:00PM on Thursday, 15 July, officers responded to a report of a wounding at an address on Powell Smith Road, West Bay. It was reported that two men known to each other had been involved in an altercation which resulted in one of the men wounding the other with a knife.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of wounding following an incident where he and another man were involved in an altercation in the vicinity of the South Sound Community Centre, on Monday, 5 July.
This weekend, as Operation Quaker continued, officers carried out high visibility patrols and several vehicle check points. Particular attention was focused on Sunday during daylight and late evening hours. The operation continues to target drunk driving and speeding island wide.
Over the long weekend, from 11 to 14 June, officers carried out a number of vehicle check points and high visibility patrols in various strategic locations, in an effort to reduce the number of serious road collisions.
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) would like to remind the public that officers will be making frequent checks at bars and clubs across the island this long weekend between Friday 11 June to Monday 14 June. These patrols are to help prevent violent crimes and public order issues that arise in these locations.
