For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. The man, age 32 residing in George Town, who was arrested after striking an officer with a vehicle and fleeing from police during an incident on Tuesday, 2 June, has been formally charged in relation to the incident.
RCIPS provides activities updates for the Out of This World Music Fest that took place this past Saturday 29 May.
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) is pleased to announce the impending implementation of Body-Worn Cameras (BWC) for all frontline operational officers by July 31st 2026.
Two RCIPS representatives were awarded in the British Overseas Territories Women in Policing Award for their exceptional contributions to service and community.
The RCIPS is advising the public of the following road closures and traffic advisories, occurring between Saturday, 2 May, and Monday, 4 May, 2026.
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.
The men, ages 18 and 28 residing in West Bay, who were arrested on Tuesday, 3 February, following two robbery incidents, have been formally charged with two counts each of Robbery and one count each of Wounding with Intent.
Shanae Jannet Carter, who was reported missing on Thursday, 22 January, has been located.
Update: Police can now confirm the identity of the deceased in the water-related death which occurred on Saturday, 3 January. He is 42-year-old Thorr Emile Nickelson of West Bay.
As the RCIPS Holiday Safety Operation Winter Guardian continues, road safety and traffic enforcement remain a key area of focus, with heightened visibility and increased vehicle checkpoints.
