Press Releases

Police arrested wanted man Luis Soler, following a burglary report in Bodden Town.

Tashaena Williams & Taisiya Whittaker, who were reported missing on Wednesday, 5 March, have been located by police and appear to be in good health.

Early this morning police arrested wanted man Matthew Whittaker on suspicion of assault GBH and causing fear or provocation of violence, in relation to a domestic incident. He remains in custody as investigations continue.

In light of recent robbery incidents affecting businesses and members of the public, the RCIPS is reminding the pubic to be wary of keeping large amounts of money on your person or in easily accessible locations.

Police are seeing a recent increase in the number of theft of vehicle reports received, since December 2024.

Over the past several weeks, RCIPS officers have noted an increase in reports of illegal dirt bikes being ridden on public roadways across Grand Cayman, including on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway and in the Windsor Park area.

This past week officers responded to 92 motor vehicle collision reports, a higher than average number for the period. Of these, the vast majority were damage only collisions with minor damage reported.

Two police officers represented the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service by attending National Women of Colour in Policing UK Conference 2024.

The RCIPS Business Centre is currently experiencing delays in its ability to issue police clearance certificate requests due to an ongoing technical issue outside of RCIPS control.

The RCIPS continues to remind motorists to follow the rules of the road and avoid unsafe driving behaviours such as speeding. This past Sunday, 19 January, RCIPS officers observed three instances of particular note, where young persons were caught speeding excessively, and received stiff penalties as a result.