For a better experience on RCIPS, UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. Since July 2019 police officers have made just over 70 citations for persons driving under the influence of alcohol, with the most recent figures showing that in the month of September alone, 27 citations were made for the offense.
The RCIPS’ newest group of officers officially graduated from training to operational duty on Thursday, 26 September. The new constables are embarking on a tutored phase of on-the-job training with an experienced officer, during which they will be assessed for their suitability for independent patrolling.
RCIPS Acting Police Inspector Roje Williams will be departing the Cayman Islands on Friday, 4 October to attend a 12 week intensive leadership development training program At the FBI National Academy located in Quantico, Virginia in the United States of America.
The Pirates Week Festival will be hosting the “To Hell and Back” 10K Walk/Run on Sunday, 6 October. The even will begin at Raleigh Quay, travel up to the Hell Post Office, and finish at Calico Jack's. The event is expected to be completed by 9:00AM.
Just after 7:15PM yesterday, 1 October, police were informed of an incident that was said to have taken place on Kings Road, West Bay where an altercation between two females was said to have taken place in the area. This altercation resulted in one person receiving what appears to be a stab wound.
On the 11 & 12 of September, representatives from several Cayman Islands agencies with stakes in financial investigation and international asset recovery participated in a Domestic and International Asset Recovery Workshop.
Police Profile : 30 Years of Service for Inspector Rudolph Gordon, Inspector Eustace Joseph and Senior Police Constable Stephen Myers
The RCIPS Human Resources Department recently participated in the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre’s (CIFEC) Career Fair on Friday 20 September with the goal of providing students with information on prospective internship opportunities.
On 28 August, 6 residents of the Cayman Islands were sworn in as Special Constables with the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service after 11 weeks of training in various aspects of policing, including the various laws that govern the Cayman Islands.
RCIPS Human Resources Officer Deserey Burton discusses some of the challenges faced in coordinating the RCIPS Summer Internship Program, and how the lessons learned in previous years helped lead to the success of the 2019 program.
