Earlier this month, police officers were called to a local school following a report that a suspicious food item had been recovered from a student during a bag search conducted by staff
Shortly after 1:00AM today, Sunday, 23 May, officers responded to a serious two-vehicle collision on South Church Street, in the vicinity of Palm Springs, involving a Changan CS75 and a Honda Fit.
On Sunday, 16 May, officers received a report of a burglary at an address off Birch Tree Hill Road in West Bay, where personal items were taken.
Police are continuing to seek the public's assistance in locating Kayla James, age 17, who left her home on Tuesday, 11 May, and has not returned home or been seen since.
On Monday 10 May, officers received a report of a robbery which had taken place at about 3:00AM the same morning on Martin Drive in George Town.
Just after 9:50PM on Tuesday 11 May, police and other emergency services were dispatched to a report of an aggravated burglary at a residence located on Anthony Drive in George Town.
On Friday, 7 May, officers conducted a search of a residence on School Road in George Town, under the Misuse of Drugs Act. During the course of the search, officers recovered a quantity of ganja, a quantity of cocaine, and drug utensils.
Just after 5:27PM on Friday 14 May, police and other emergency services were dispatched to a location on West End Road - East, in Cayman Brac, where it was reported that's a single-vehicle collision had occurred.
Just after 5:27PM on Friday 14 May, police and other emergency services were dispatched to a location on West End Road - East, in Cayman Brac, where it was reported that's a single-vehicle collision had occurred.
Declaring that crime levels in Cayman remain comparatively low, Commissioner of Police Derek Byrne says the Royal Cayman Island Police Service(RCIPS) is nevertheless mindful of how some types of criminal activity could increase once the borders reopen.