The RCIPS continues to receive reports of scammers contacting local banking customers claiming to be from a variety of organisations, including banks and credit card and money transfer companies.
The RCIPS is seeking information regarding the whereabouts of 34-year-old Romario Davis, who is wanted for the murder of Jason Johnson, which took place on Sunday 27 October in George Town.
The RCIPS continues to receive reports of commercial burglaries from time to time, and is taking this opportunity to remind business owners of crime prevention strategies that can help keep your business safe from these types of crimes:
Around 8:30PM last night, Sunday 27 October, police responded to the vicinity of Bronze Road, George Town, where it was reported that a man had been shot.
Shortly after 12:50AM on Wednesday, 23 October, officers responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision which had taken place along North Sound Road, near Portland Road, involving a motorcycle and a black Honda CR-V. Following the collision, the Honda continued driving and left the scene.
The RCIPS Cyber Crime Unit have received reports of a scam currently circulating in our communities, whereby a number of individuals have received an email threatening disclosure of personal information in exchange for money paid to the scammer.
18 persons arrested on suspicion of DUI.
Following a joint investigation conducted by the RCIPS and the Anti-Corruption Commission, two men, ages 32 and 43 of George Town, and a woman, age 33 of George Town, have been formally charged with Conspiracy to Import Firearms and/or Component Parts of Firearms, Conspiracy to Import Firearms (Ammu
On Monday, 7 October the RCIPS reported a case of two juveniles who were rushed to hospital, due to medical issues experienced after ingestion of a drug.
The technical issue that affected the ability of the RCIPS Business Centre to complete processes required to produce police clearance certificates has now been resolved.