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A drug smuggler was jailed for three and a half years on Friday after admitting he tried to bring a stash of cannabis into the Island. Allan Eugene Robinson, 25, of Deepdale Road West, Pembroke, was arrested by Police at the Airport on January 17 aft...

One of the Island's most innovative crime busters has come up with a revolutionary new way of fighting crime -- send drug dealers back to school. Insurance accountant Eugene Carmichael believes that some drug dealers have the right business acumen an...

out a growing crime problem in the parish. At a public meeting at St. Mary's Church last night organised by the Western Consultative Committee, Chief Insp. Sinclair White confirmed that he had identified two existing buildings as ideal locations to h...

are being recruited by evil drug barons into a life of crime. And the Progressive Labour Party's Alex Scott believes Government is to blame because it has failed to provide alternative job opportunities for Bermuda's young. In a second assault on Dep...

The Government's war on drugs continued yesterday with the demolition of a second crack house. But the blitz once again prompted calls from some residents that the home was not a drugs den. And the political war of words is rumbling on after the Oppo...

Public Safety Minister Maxwell Burgess has quashed rumours that the building demolished in last week's crack house clamp down was not being used by drug dealers. He revealed that, although a vagrant did occasionally sleep at the house on Harlem Heigh...

jail, have come under attack from the National Liberal Party. And the Island's third political organisation has the backing of a research company which claims that the scheme "raises more questions than answers''. Last night, NLP leader Charles Jeffe...

A new look square and alley in historic St. George's will be officially opened by Governor Thorold Masefield in a ceremony planned this week. Taylor's Alley and Pilot Darrell's Square have both been restored as part of the town's Bringing History to ...

Public Safety Minister Maxwell Burgess knocked the Island's prison system for failing to reform inmates. And yesterday he unveiled Government plans to offer offenders an alternative to prison which he believes will give them a greater chance of stayi...

bought in the 1980's finally got underway yesterday. Arnold Todd's case had been adjourned earlier in the week because Puisne Judge Richard Ground knew too much about the defendant. Proceedings were delayed for more than 30 minutes yesterday after To...