For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. Police can confirm that just before 9:20PM on Saturday 10 July, armed officers were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communication Centre, to the West Bay District, where reports were received of shots being fired. The officers are currently on scene and making checks in the West Bay area.
On Friday, 9 July, shortly after 2:30PM, officers conducted a proactive operation in the vicinity of Mahogany Way in Prospect. A vehicle was stopped and a man, age 35 of George Town, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in relation to the aggravated burglary and shooting on Adonis Drive in West Bay, on 26 June.
Operation Quaker continued this past weekend, marking the fifth week of the targeted road safety and enforcement campaign, which began on 28 May in response to a noticeable increase in serious and fatal motor vehicle collisions on our roadways.
The Office of the Commissioner of Police (OCP) and the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) headquarters have relocated to the former flagship Royal Bank of Canada building at 24 Shedden Road, George Town.
Operation Quaker continues to target drunk driving and speeding island wide. This weekend the focus was on Sunday brunch events and saw 54 speeding tickets issued and officers arresting 9 persons for driving under the influence.
This weekend, as Operation Quaker continued, officers carried out high visibility patrols and several vehicle check points. Particular attention was focused on Sunday during daylight and late evening hours. The operation continues to target drunk driving and speeding island wide.
Over the long weekend, from 11 to 14 June, officers carried out a number of vehicle check points and high visibility patrols in various strategic locations, in an effort to reduce the number of serious road collisions.
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) would like to remind the public that officers will be making frequent checks at bars and clubs across the island this long weekend between Friday 11 June to Monday 14 June. These patrols are to help prevent violent crimes and public order issues that arise in these locations.
The RCIPS’ targeted road safety and enforcement campaign, Operation Quaker, continued this past weekend, with increased police presence and enforcement on Cayman's roads.
In order to streamline the application and issuing of Police Clearance Certificates (PCC), the RCIPS Criminal Records Office (CRO) has made changes to their processes. There are some important changes that applicants need to be aware of.
