Police hunting the killer of Perry Puckerin are progressing “quite well” but need the public to help them solve what appears to be a murder almost without motive.
Detective Chief Inspector Nicholas Pe...
Maxzine Puckerin doesn’t hesitate for a second when asked if she wants to see her son’s killers caught and brought before the courts.
“Yes, it would really make me feel better,” she says. “If they cau...
A violent death was the catalyst for Wayne Perinchief’s return to Cabinet and it couldn’t have provided a more graphic example of the daunting task he was being asked to accept.
Mr Perinchief agreed t...
Ruby Creary has a photograph she cherishes of her two sons, who were born 20 years and two days apart.
It shows the eldest, Garry Cann, sharing a cuddle with his baby brother Sivaja’ Perinchief, now a...
Murder victim Garry Cann was arrested but never charged in connection with the fatal shooting of teenager Jason Lightbourne five years ago, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The 22-year-old, who was gunne...
Anti-gang legislation will not be tabled in Parliament by National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief.
He told The Royal Gazette that though he previously backed the idea of criminalising gang members...
Little Kenwana is just a few months old and barely ankle-high but she’s already won the hearts of her new family and brought some much-needed joy to a household which has suffered more than its fair s...
Postcards urging citizens to help stamp out gun crime will be sent to more than 20,000 homes in Bermuda as part of a new Crime Stoppers campaign.
The charity is today launching the initiative, which h...
Little Kenwana is just a few months old and barely ankle-high but she’s already won the hearts of her new family and brought some much-needed joy to a household which has suffered more than its fair s...
Sixteen men have been shot dead in Bermuda since May 2009 and 12 of those murders remain unsolved by police.
That’s why The Royal Gazette today launches a series exploring the tragic gun killings whic...
