Over the weekend, Friday 7 July - Sunday 9 July, police operations resulted in the arrest of four men believed to be involved in the recent spate of robberies and firearms offences that have occurred across Grand Cayman.
Police have noticed an increase in reports of vehicle number plates being stolen or going missing.
Shortly after 8:00PM, Saturday 8 July, police responded to a report of an MVA with injured persons in the vicinity of North Sound Road, George Town.
Premier’s Statement on Robberies and Community Safety
Between Friday 30 June to Sunday 2 July, police carried out a number of operations in relation to the recent spate or robberies, that resulted in the arrest of four men
This past long weekend, officers responded to three incidents of burglaries at commercial premises.
The RCIPS Cyber Crime Unit is aware of the attached SMS message circulating which claims to be from UPS. We wish to warn the community that this is a scam and is trying to steal your credit/debit card details.
Between Friday 30 June to Sunday 2 July, police carried out a number of operations in relation to the recent spate or robberies, that resulted in the arrest of four men.
There’s been an alarming spike in serious traffic accidents in Cayman, including road fatalities.
Shortly after 10:00PM, Friday 30 June, officers responded to a report of an armed robbery at a gas station on Shamrock Road, in the vicinity of Homestead Crescent, Savannah, Bodden Town.