On Monday, 26 April, officers from our Community Policing Unit joined staff from the Education Department's Primary Inclusion Units, to assist in hosting a swimming session at the Lions Aquatic Centre, for the students in the programme.
On Sunday, 18 April, officers on patrol in East End observed two vehicles travelling at high speeds on the Queen's Highway. The vehicles appeared to be driving in convoy
On Friday 30 April, the RCIPS was made aware of a video that was being circulated on various social media platforms and other electronic message groups, where a young woman stated that she has been experiencing domestic abuse.
Just before 12:40AM on Monday 3 May, officers responded to the Cayman Islands Hospital, where it was reported that a man was being treated for what is believed to be a gunshot wound.
Detective Constable Sam Sillitoe, who is our RCIPS Major Incident Room Manager, was asked to attend the St. Ignatius Catholic School's Brownies Programme and speak with the girls involved on what it is like to be a female police officer.
Just after 8:30PM on Sunday, 2 May, police and other emergency services were dispatched to a collision involving a motor vehicle and a motorcycle.
Shortly after 2:00AM on Saturday Morning, 24 April, officers responded to a report of a single-vehicle collision on Shamrock Road, in the vicinity of Coral Bay Village
On Sunday 18 April, Community Policing Officers (CPO) gathered at the Summerfield Place apartment complex in George Town to assist the residents in Launching their Neighbourhood Watch Program.
Shortly before 12:45AM on Monday 12 April, officers responded to a report of an incident leading to a single vehicle collision on Martin Road, George Town.
At about 7:10PM on Saturday, 10 April, police received a report of an incident in the vicinity of Welly's Cool Spot, on Sound Road in George Town, where two men were reported to have brandished firearms during an altercation. The parties involved left the location prior to the arrival of officers.