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"Police clamp down on unlicensed Crown and Anchor"

Crown and Anchor operators were put on notice yesterday that operating without a licence will not be tolerated. Police confirmed inquires by this newspaper after two tables were shut down at the Eastern County match at Lords in St David’s on Saturday...
Jul 22, 2013
Crime

"OBA dismayed by PLP’s ‘pit bull’ tactics"

The One Bermuda Alliance has hit back at suggestions that Government does not deserve any credit for a drop in crime figures, accusing the Opposition of “pit bull” political tactics. The governing party’s chairman spoke out following news last week t...
Jul 22, 2013
Crime

"Drop in crime rate praised, but more work to be done"

Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley is celebrating the announcement that the crime rate on the Island continue to fall. And while the Minister praised the police service and Commissioner Michael DeSilva for their hard work, he acknowledged that mo...
Jul 19, 2013
Crime

"Seven arrests for impaired driving"

Police arrested seven people on suspicion of impaired driving over the weekend as part of their crackdown on bad driving habits. Officers also arrested 25 people for outstanding warrants and conducted liquor licence checks at establishments throughou...
Jul 16, 2013
Other

"Marine Police on the move"

Marine Police are getting a new home, in Dockyard. Having recently moved out of their Barr’s Bay Park home in Hamilton, the force are to be relocated to a listed building on Sally Port Lane. According to planning documents, the Development Applicati...
Jul 10, 2013
Other

"New chairman of Police Complaints Authority named"

Lawyer Jeffrey Elkinson is the new chairman of the Police Complaints Authority. Governor George Fergusson announced the news yesterday at Government House, where he said the authority’s previously large backlog of unresolved complaints was now “negli...
Jul 04, 2013
Crime

"Mirfield: The tide has started to turn on gang violence"

Authorities might have averted the Island’s gang violence epidemic ten years ago when “the writing was on the wall, for all to see”. The Bermuda Police Service’s outgoing Assistant Commissioner David Mirfield said trouble was brewing in 2003 when stu...
Jul 04, 2013
Other

"Girl, 4, recovers after nearly drowning"

A four-year-old girl reported as nearly drowning in a pool on Saturday in Flatts is “now resting comfortably” at the King Edward VII Memorial children’s ward, police said. The 1.38pm incident at an unidentified guest property saw a man watching his t...
Jun 24, 2013
Other

"Island bids farewell to youth services officer"

Senior Youth Service Development Officer Jason Handford-Smith was honoured this week with a farewell luncheon. The Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation employee is relocating to Halifax, Nova Scotia with his Canadian wife. The luncheon was atten...
Jun 24, 2013
Crime

"Police deal with loud music complaints"

Police arrested three people on suspicion of impaired driving over the holiday weekend, and arrested 19 others for outstanding warrants. According to a police spokesman, officers also responded to 11 reports of loud music and performed liquor license...
Jun 19, 2013
Other

"Police to hold public meeting in Smith’s"

East end police will be hosting a community meeting on Thursday for Smith’s residents. Eastern Area Commander Chief Inspector Tracy Adams and Eastern Community Action Team officers will take part in the meeting aimed at addressing concerns in the com...
Jun 19, 2013
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