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"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
Other

"Police warning over on-line scams"

Police this afternoon again warned people about falling victim to on-line scams and fraudulent emails. In a statement they said: “We are still receiving numerous reports of these scams and reiterate that the public should remain vigilant regarding an...
Apr 20, 2011
Other

"St George’s Police Station operating 24 hours a day"

Twenty-four hour policing has returned to St George’s, according to Mayor Kenneth Bascome. The move follows repeated calls by Mr Bascome and area residents after the station began operating under reduced hours in 2009. “My understanding is that there...
Apr 19, 2011
Court

"Policewoman sues over termination"

A foreign policewoman is suing Commissioner Michael DeSilva over his decision to discharge her from the Bermuda Police Service. According to a writ filed at the Supreme Court Registry, Octavia Ennis was terminated during her probationary period under...
Apr 15, 2011
Other

"Anthony Whaley named chairman of the Police Complaints Authority"

The independent Police Complaints Authority has a new chairman. Anthony Whaley, a director in the corporate department of law firm Conyers Dill & Pearman, was appointed by the Governor for a three-year term. He takes over from lawyer Michelle St Jane...
Mar 30, 2011
Politics

"Bob Richards drills down on Police supplemental funding"

Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards has questioned whether police are doing a good enough job with the millions of dollars in additional funding they have been given. He told the House of Assembly he wasn’t convinced the extra money from Government ...
Mar 30, 2011
Other

"Long-running Police pay dispute settled"

The Bermuda Police Association and Government have ended a long-running pay dispute after Government agreed to make pension payments on officers’ total earnings. Minister of Public Safety David Burch announced yesterday that the legal action, due to ...
Mar 30, 2011
Other

"Long-running police pay dispute is settled"

The Bermuda Police Association and Government have ended a long-running pay dispute after Government agreed to make pension payments on officers’ total earnings. Today Minister of Public Safety David Burch announced the legal action, due to be heard ...
Mar 29, 2011
Court

"Man charged with assaulting police officer"

A 27-year-old man in Magistrates’ Court was yesterday charged with assaulting a police officer. Triston Ricardo Weir pleaded not guilty to the March 24 offence. An officer was put in hospital with a head injury after police on patrol on Court Street ...
Mar 29, 2011
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