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A former police officer who claimed he was effectively demoted because senior officers thought he might develop heart disease due to the pressure of his job was not discriminated against, it has been ruled. Retired Sergeant Ian DeAllie said he was t...

The Bermuda Police Service has launched a recruitment campaign aimed at boosting its ranks with “the best local candidates”. Superintendent Sean Field-Lament said:”We are aware that in the current economic climate, there are a number of Bermudians lo...

March 5, 2013 Dear Sir, Perhaps I can address some of the points of view Thomas Mahoney raises in his Letter to the Editor in today’s Royal Gazette, although I suspect this might be futile. Mr Mahoney seems to ‘cherry pick’ which studies he chooses t...

Domestic disputes, burglaries, shootings, and murders — Cheryle Trimm has handled them all, and she’s not even a police officer. She retired this month having served as a civilian station duty officer, one of the first the Bermuda Police Service hire...

30 confirmed firearm incidents –last year, compared to 26 in 2011 and 54 in 2010 By Ceola Wilson Bermuda’s crime rate is falling but gun murders continues to top the list of major crimes in 2012, at a rate that remained the same as the total recorded...

A random sampling of Bermuda’s motoring public welcomed word that police will implement tougher tactics to clamp down on bad driving habits. This after police released photographs of ‘rogue’ motorists committing driving offences on Bermuda’s roads. T...

A crackdown on bad driving will not divert resources from everyday work, police have announced. Instead all officers will be obliged to ticket motorists they see breaking the law over the coming months. Inspector Phil Lewis of the Roads Policing Uni...

The Ministry of Public Safety will receive a one percent increase in its annual budget as it faces the challenge of increasing the number of police officers and enacting necessary security measures to reduce gun violence. The largest chunk of the Min...

Employers have the legal right to give Bermudians preferential treatment over foreign work colleagues, according to a top attorney. Lawyer Richard Horseman made the argument on the second day of a Human Rights Commission hearing into a complaint by B...

A British police officer claims he missed out on a promotion while serving with the Bermuda Police Service because he is a foreigner. And Michael Harkin also claims that senior police officers decided not to renew his contract in an act of “retaliati...