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Con men have claimed to be consumer affairs officers as part of a fraud aimed at shops, it was announced tonight. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said: “There apparently are some members of the public who are going around to retail establ...

The Bermuda Police Service reminded members of the public making evening plans about the curfew in place as part of Covid-19 restrictions. A police spokesman said people need to make sure they give themselves “adequate time” to be home before 11pm. T...

A 26-year-old man was shot and injured outside a Hamilton bar last night. Police were alerted to gunfire in the area of Bulldogs Sports Lounge, at the junction of Elliott Street and Court Street, just before 9pm. The victim was rushed in a private ca...

Police officers have caught ten people in breach of the 11pm curfew since Friday - with one offender stopped twice. A police spokesman said today that curfew checks were carried out at several locations over the weekend to enforce the measures, intro...

Police this afternoon warned the public to be vigilant after a series of vehicle thefts and reports of items stolen from vehicles. A police spokesman said motorists should always lock their vehicles if they leave them unattended, even for a short per...

Police have asked the public for help to find a man wanted for questioning in relation to several criminal matters. A spokesman said Neko Cann is known to spend time in Southampton and Warwick, but travels across the island. The spokesman said: “Mr C...

A Bermudian man has been jailed for more than three years in England after he admitted threatening two people with an imitation shotgun. Jahkiel Samuels, 35, pleaded guilty in Nottingham Crown Court to a charge of possessing an imitation firearm with...

Police have asked for the public’s help to find a magazine of live ammunition dropped by an armed officer yesterday. Stephen Corbishley, the Commissioner of Police, said it is believed the magazine fell off the officer’s utility belt at about 4pm nea...

A British court has ordered the confiscation of thousands of dollars in drug-dealing profits from two sons of a Bermuda Member of Parliament. Marcus Weeks and Dalji Waldron — the sons of Progressive Labour Party backbencher Michael Weeks — were jaile...

A police officer who accused two colleagues of a serious sexual assault is to ask for a judicial review of a decision not to prosecute them, it was revealed yesterday. Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley said Larry Mussenden, the Director of th...