Foreign Commonwealth Development Office assist HeforShe Award Recipient from the RCIPS to attend IAWP Conference in Chicago, USA.
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Shortly before 12.30AM, Monday 16 September, police responded to a report of two persons attempting to break into a vehicle on Smith Road, near the 4 Way Junction with Hospital Road. Both suspects were arrested for theft and drug offenses and the owner of the vehicle contacted.
The woman, age 35 of George Town, who was arrested following a series of incidents involving assault and other offences, has been formally charged with two counts of Assault ABH, Carrying an Offensive Weapon, Obstructing Police, Causing Fear of Provocation of Violence, Escaping Lawful Custody, and Threats to Kill.
RCIPS reports on the outcome of the 2024 National Gun Amnesty and thank all participants and members of the public who supported the campaign or surrendered weapons during that time.
RCIPS reminds the public that the National Gun Amnesty has been extended for a further 10 days and have provided an update on hand ins so far. The public encouraged to hand in illegal guns before the deadline.
As the RCIPS continues in its efforts to encourage persons to relinquish their unlicensed firearms, two more firearms were handed in this past weekend. A pistol and a rifle along with an amount of ammunition were handed into police via a trusted third party, as part of the 2024 RCIPS Gun Amnesty campaign.
On Wednesday 24 July, RCIPS supported its partner agencies CBC and WORC on a joint operation targeting a George Town construction site, to identify and apprehend persons found to be committing immigration offences.
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.
Police are informing persons who parked their vehicles on roadways to immediately remove them.
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.
