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Police have identified an elderly cruise ship passenger who died while snorkelling yesterday morning. Stuart Rothfield, 80, was with a tour group when he was found unresponsive in the waters near Dockyard at around 11am. Despite life-saving efforts...

Two men were targeted in separate “opportunistic crimes” in Sandys yesterday, according to police. Both incidents reportedly took place between noon and 12.30pm, and in both cases the suspects were described as a pair of black males on a single motor...

An 80-year-old cruise ship passenger was found floating in the sea off Dockyard this morning. The visitor is believed to have been snorkelling with a tour group before he was found in an unresponsive state at 11am. He was retrieved from the water, gi...

Online fraudsters offering a bogus rental property yesterday sparked a warning from police. A police spokeswoman said officers were alerted to an advert which appeared on a local online classified site He added: “The alleged contact person for the f...

A man who died in Hamilton last Friday morning was today identified as 51-year-old Sean Tavares. A police spokesman said: “As previously stated foul play is not suspected. However, an autopsy is anticipated.” Mr Tavares was found uconscious in the g...

Police are to hold a community outreach event in North Hamilton this week. Organised by the force’s Central Action Team, the area’s own CAT officer PC Arthur Dill will be on hand on Court Street in a clinic designed to let the public air their conce...

Two men are in custody after police stopped a car containing a gun, ammunition and a controlled drug. Describing it as “proactive policing”, a spokesman said that officers following a “specific investigation” had cause to stop the vehicle in the area...

A report into the clash between police and protesters outside Parliament on December 2 last year has concluded that officers did not engage in misconduct during the incident. The Police Complaints Authority report also said the confrontation had left...

A decision handed down by the Police Complaints Authority on the confrontation between police and demonstrators blocking Parliament has been described by Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, as “disturbing and lacking the closure only pro...

Police have repeated their call for witnesses to the fight that disrupted Cup Match at the Wellington Oval. Four people have already appeared in Magistrates’ Court to deny taking part in the disturbance that happened shortly after 6.15pm last Friday....

Better education and narrowing income inequality are the keys to solving gang violence, the new Minister of National Security said yesterday. Wayne Caines said: “Violence and antisocial behaviour must be addressed. Strong enforcement is a part of the...

A woman was injured after striking her head during the Non-Mariners Race in one of several incidents on the water on Sunday. Bermuda Radio was contacted by the sailboat Buoy Racer at 5pm on Sunday, with those on board reporting that a woman was uncon...