A 30-year-old-man of George Town has been formally charged by the police with Assault ABH, Possession of an Offensive Weapon and Unlawful Possession of a Bullet Proof Vest following his arrest about an incident that took place just after 2:30 AM on Friday 7 February at the Owen Roberts International
Over the past several weeks, RCIPS officers have noted an increase in reports of illegal dirt bikes being ridden on public roadways across Grand Cayman, including on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway and in the Windsor Park area.
Three male juveniles who were previously arrested for their involvement in an incident that occurred on 8 August 2024, have been charged with Reckless and Negligent Act, Damage to Property and Criminal Trespass.
Shortly before 2:50PM on Tuesday, 11 February, the 9-1-1 Communications Service received a report of a person in distress on a marine vessel which was on route to the shore at the South Terminal in George Town.
Shortly before 12:15AM today, 16 February, officers were conducting a vehicle checkpoint at the Yacht Drive roundabout in West Bay when a vehicle approached the checkpoint with its hazard lights on.
Yesterday, 14 February, officers responded to multiple robbery incidents involving a group of masked men. These incidents are currently under investigation.
Police are seeking information from the public to assist in locating wanted man, Ivan McField, 23 years-old, of George Town.
Following a thorough investigation into a money laundering incident that took place in April 2024, at a local bank, three Chilean Nationals who were formally charged with Theft and Money Laundering, have since been convicted on five counts of Theft and five counts of Money Laundering.
A search of a property resulted in the recovery of a stolen motorbike that had previously been reported to the police, and was subsequently returned to the grateful owner.
On Friday, 31 January, the RCIPS conducted a series of operations in the Eastern Districts, as part of a day of action to address ongoing community concerns. RCIPS officers from the Traffic Management, Firearms Response, Uniform Operations, and Community Policing Units were joined by staff from part
