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"Police appeal for help to find missing no parking cones"

Police today appealed for help to locate several police ‘no parking’ cones scattered throughout the Island. A spokesman said that the ‘no parking’ cones are used for various events such as the upcoming Bermuda Day holiday road race and parade. “Ther...
May 18, 2011
Other

"Government welcomes UK inspection of BPS"

The Bermuda Police Service is to be officially inspected by a UK watchdog with particular focus on action being taken to counter guns, gangs, drugs and violence. Today Governor Sir Richard Gozney announced he has invited Her Majesty's Inspector of Co...
May 18, 2011
Politics

"Retired cops could handle Police complaints Perinchief"

Retired officers could be called upon to help investigate the public’s complaints against the police. National Security Minister has revealed he may start to seek retired police officers “with investigatory experience” to work at the Police Complaint...
May 14, 2011
Crime

"Police, Corrections update framework on formal communications"

The Bermuda Police Service and the Department of Corrections have signed a memorandum of understanding yesterday, updating an established agreement. The agreement, which took effect yesterday ensures that the two groups share ideas regarding risk ass...
May 13, 2011
Crime

"Police meet with residents of the central parishes"

Members of the Central Community Action Team met with the public yesterday with hopes of forming Neighbourhood Watch teams in Pembroke. The officers, along with area MP Michael Weeks and National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief called for the resi...
May 13, 2011
Crime

"Police move to ‘rectify’ loss of teen’s auxiliary cycle"

A Warwick woman has been left in shock after the police said that her motorcycle, held in Southside Police Station after she was in an accident, had been thrown away by mistake. Shohreh Darooyan said she and her grandfather, retired police sergeant D...
May 13, 2011
Crime

"Six burglaries were reported to the Police on Monday"

Electronics, jewellery and cash were targeted in six burglaries reported on Monday. There were two break-ins in Hamilton Parish, three in Pembroke and one in Sandys. Police made 30 arrests over the weekend on outstanding warrants, and arrested seven ...
May 11, 2011
Other

"75-year-old injured in boatyard accident"

A 75-year-old man required treatment after being knocked unconscious in a fall at a St George’s boatyard. The Hamilton Parish man received the head injury at 11am yesterday, while cleaning a boat in dry dock near St George’s Cricket Club. He was take...
May 11, 2011
Other

"US Consul General confident Bermuda can tackle rising crime"

US Consul General Grace Shelton told her bosses in Washington she had a “guarded confidence” that police in Bermuda were on the right track in tackling crime. Her comment was written in a “sensitive” cable which she sent to the US Government on Janua...
May 03, 2011
Crime

"Residents using social networking to beat Police checkpoints"

People are using their phones to try to stop their friends getting caught at police checkpoints. Instant messages telling people to avoid stop and search locations “unless you wanna get caught” took just seconds to circulate at the weekend. But poli...
Apr 26, 2011
Other

"Police promise high visibility presence over Easter"

Police have reassured the public that officers would have a visible presence across the Island as people gear up to celebrate Easter. Acting Superintendent Junior Watts said there will be a visible police presence as officers attend events to “provid...
Apr 22, 2011
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