For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. Police are aware of fraudulent text messages being received by local numbers, which claim that urgent action is needed, and provide a link to rectify the issue. Persons receiving these messages, or any unsolicited text messages containing a link and demanding urgent action, are advised to not engage.
Police launch road safety campaign - Operation Clyro - to reduce road fatalities and serious collisions. The RCIPS is appealing to the public to for road users to show going driving behaviours and to share the road by driving with care and courtesy.
Police have arrested two men, following a vehicle pursuit which began in the Shedden Road area of George Town. Just after 8:15 AM on Wednesday, 11 June, police were on patrol in the area, when they observed a vehicle with no registration plates attached and whose occupants appeared to be behaving suspiciously.
From the outset, our priority has been on locating Mr. Harris in hopes of finding him in good health. We have been in active communication with the family throughout the investigation and search, sharing with them consistent updates and meeting in person, whenever key findings have been made.
Police are investigating a report of a person impersonating Her Excellency the Governor Jane Owen on Facebook and in so doing contacting members of the public requesting money for various reasons. The contact is being made through Facebook Messenger using the fake Facebook Profile under the name Jane Owen.
Police respond to a report at a residence in West Bay where it was discovered that a dog had been shot and a vehicle was damaged. No other injuries were reported to the police.
A fourth man, age 23, who resides in George Town, has been arrested by Financial Crimes Investigation Unit on Suspicion of Obtaining Property by Deception, in relation to ongoing property rental scams involving fraudulent rental properties being advertised on social media and classifieds websites.
The RCIPS has received reports of groups of young person’s riding their pedal cycles into oncoming traffic and stationary cars on the roadways, while pulling stunts, such as wheelies. This activity is believed to originate from of social media challenge, called “Swerving”.
RCIPS Welfare Chairman represents the Cayman Islands at the Caribbean Federation of Police Welfare Association and is named 1st Vise President for the organisation.
Over a two day period in April, police conducted an island-wide warrant drive, aiming to identify and arrest persons with outstanding offences. The offences range from fines, to default of payment, and failure to appear for court bail.
