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Phony e-mails, commonly known as phishing scams, are being used to try to get Bermuda’s bank customers’ personal and banking information. The campaign teaches the public how to tell the difference between official bank communications and the phony e-...

A man who conned a guest worker out of $14,346 by pretending to be an immigration lawyer was today handed a suspended prison sentence, and ordered to pay his victim back. Joel Balfour, a Trinidadian IT worker, told Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner:...

A robbery victim described how a woman wielding "a sword-like object" attacked him along with two male accomplices. Kenneth Williams told Supreme Court he pulled one of the male robbers in front of the woman - alleged to be 20-year-old Zharrin Simmon...

A law increasing the penalties for people committing gang-related offences is scheduled for debate in the House of Assembly today. The Criminal Code Amendment Act, being pushed by National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief, also seeks to make it an ...

A third man has been charged in connection with a machete attack at Southampton Rangers on Good Friday. Gavaska Lodge Bascome, of Pembroke, was not required to enter a plea as the charges must go before the Supreme Court. The 17-year-old was accused...

Concerned citizens are one step closer to being able to check the Sex Offender Register according to the Women’s Resource Centre. Elaine Williams from the centre has been working with Attorney General Kim Wilson and the Coalition for the Protection o...

Boys aged eight to ten must be targeted with “laser precision” to eradicate Bermuda’s gang problem, according to former Police Commissioner and Government Senator Jonathan Smith. Sen Smith said UK research shows how risk factors measured in boys of t...