Police are issuing a public warning regarding multiple reports of impersonation scams involving fraudsters who target individuals via phone calls and messaging platforms such as WhatsApp, to gain unauthorised access to personal accounts and solicit funds from contacts.
Just after 9:30PM, on Saturday 18 September, police and other emergency services were dispatched by the 911 Communications Centre to a report of a stabbing incident that took place along Prospect Drive, George Town.
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) wishes to reiterate its deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of young Alissady Powell.
On Wednesday, 9 September, shortly after 5:20AM, police and other emergency services responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision involving a Honda Fit and a tractor on Shamrock Road, in the Red Bay area.
On Saturday, 12 September, shortly after 2:30AM, officers responded to a report of a fight at a liquor license premises on Canal Point Drive in George Town.
The RCIPS is reminding all motorists to exercise heightened caution and eliminate distractions behind the wheel as children across the Cayman Islands have returned to school.
The Police are advising the public of a new wave of the ongoing Google Meet call scams involving suspects contacting the public and claiming to be members of local law enforcement, requesting personal and financial details, as well as a new wave of the Post Office Parcel SMS Scam.
Shortly before 7:15AM Thursday, 27 August, police and other emergency services responded to a two-vehicle collision involving a motorcycle and a motor car in the vicinity of Hurley Merren Boulevard.
Police are investigating two recent series of burglary which have taken place in the George Town and North Side districts.
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) is investigating an ongoing phishing scam involving fraudulent text messages claiming to be from RCIPS regarding overdue traffic fines.