Press Releases

Police investigate an incident of attempted burglary in the Savannah area of Bodden Town, where an ATM facility was damaged by no entry was gained.

Police are advising the public of stolen e-bikes and scooters in recent times and providing crime prevention tips.

The RCIPS is warning the public against a concerning series of  fraudulent rental property schemes currently targeting prospective tenants.

Police investigate a serious two-vehicle MVA in the Midland Acres area of Bodden Town, which resulted in a woman being arrested on suspicion of Dangerous driving.

Jeffrey Diaz Hernandez, who was reported missing on Wednesday, 24 September, has presented himself to the police and appears to be in good health.

Earlier this afternoon, 25 September, an RCIPS school resource officer at the Clifton Hunter High School was alerted to a report that an illegal weapon had allegedly been seen in the possession of a student there.

Just before 4:30PM on Friday, 19 September, police responded to a report of an armed robbery which had taken place at a location on Barcadere Drive, George Town. The men took a large quantity of cash, recently collected for staff payments, from the vehicle, as well as a handbag containing personal effects.

The man, age 35 residing in East End, who was arrested on Sunday, 21 September, following a coordinated police operation, has now been formally charged.

Police can now confirm the identity of the deceased in the fatal sing-vehicle collision which took place on Sunday night, 21 September, in Cayman Brac. He is Marcos Ruben Soto Rivera, age 34 of Honduras. Anyone with any information on the collision is asked to contact the Cayman Brac Police Station.

This week, officers responded to two incidents where vehicles appear to have been deliberately set on fire. A stolen Honda CR-V was set on fire in George Town, while two jet skis were set on fire at an address in West Bay. Both incidents are under police investigation.