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Road users were today warned to slow down after a driver was clocked at almost 2½ times the speed limit during the shelter in place restrictions. Traffic police highlighted that — although the roads were quieter during the lockdown — there were more ...

The Bermuda Police Service wishes to remind the public to avoid visiting police stations to make reports unless absolutely necessary. We urge you to instead use the 211 number or the community reporting portal https://portal.police.bm Use 911 for ...

Assistant Commissioner of Police Martin Weekes would like to remind the public of some of the requirements of the Shelter at Home Regulations which as you would be aware, have been extended for a second 14 days, to May 2nd 2020. Mr. Weekes stated, “I...

A man attempted to break into a liquor store, but ran away after a neighbour intervened. The man, dressed in black with a black and white scarf around his mouth, tried to kick in the door at Churchill’s on Queen Street, St George’s, on Friday at abou...

People are being warned to ignore threatening e-mails circulating in Bermuda. Police said the offender uses different e-mail addresses from Microsoft Outlook accounts that claim to know the recipient’s passwords and social-media information. They thr...

Police have warned the public to watch out for scam e-mails that claim to be from two island regulatory authorities. A police spokesman said that the e-mail addresses were “considered to be highly compromised with malicious URLs which redirect to cre...

In this period of social distancing please note the following methods available for persons wishing to make complaints against police: • Visit the Police Complaints Authority (PCA) website at pca.bm • Visit the BPS Community Reporting Portal at https...

A motorcyclist led police on a chase after they spotted him breaking the curfew on Friday night. The suspect was riding west on St John’s Road, Pembroke, at about 11pm when police asked him to stop. He instead turned east on to Inland Lane, drove thr...

Police warned the public yesterday to be wary of scammers who aimed to profit from the Covid-19 pandemic. Detective Superintendent Nicholas Pedro said opportunistic criminals had used the pandemic to target the vulnerable. Mr Pedro added: “They see a...

Four police officers were in quarantine yesterday after a man who claimed he had Covid-19 was alleged to have coughed on two of them. Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley said the man deliberately coughed on two officers after he was arrested on...