For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. Just before 12:15PM on Wednesday, 22 April, police and emergency services were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communication Centre to a collision on Bodden Town Road in the Pease Bay area. The collision involved a dump truck which was travelling westbound towards George Town, and a sedan heading eastbound in the opposite direction.
A man, age 21 of George Town, was arrested and has subsequently been charged with several offenses following an incident on 16 April when he was observed recklessly riding an illegal motorbike and subsequently resisted arrest and assaulted officers. He appeared in court and was remanded into custody until 30 April.
A man was arrested this evening, 13 April, following an incident where his vehicle collided with a police vehicle. He has been formally charged with DUI, Reckless and Negligent Act, Dangerous Driving, Driving Without Insurance, and Breach of Curfew.
On Wednesday, 15 April, officers responded to a report of a single-vehicle collision on Hirst Road in the vicinity of Moonbeam Drive. The driver and passenger of the vehicle were taken to the Cayman Islands Hospital to be treated for what appear to be non-life-threatening injuries.
Just after 10:30AM today, Saturday 18 April, police and other emergency services were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communication Centre to Shamrock Road in the vicinity of Pedro Castle Road. It was reported that a motor vehicle collision involving a cyclist had taken place at the location.
Extensions to hard and soft curfews were announced at the COVID-19 press conference on Thursday, 16 April 2020.
All beaches, including the coastline, will remain closed from 12.01AM tomorrow to 5:00AM Tuesday, 14 April. There is to be no swimming, snorkeling, fishing, exercising or any activity on the beach or along the coastline during these times. (GIS)
Two men have been arrested and formally charged with Breach of Curfew, Dangerous Driving, and other traffic offenses, following an incident on Saturday, 4 April, where they were riding dangerously on motorbikes in breach of curfew.
Just after 10:30AM today, 27 March, police and other emergency services were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communications Centre to Rex Crighton Boulevard, where it was reported that a single vehicle collision occurred involving one male occupant.
The Cayman Islands Government has produced a guide to the Soft Curfew restrictions currently in place.
