Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS)

12/06/2026

Shortly after 4:00AM on Friday, 12 June, police responded to two reports of burglary in North Side.

In the first incident, it was reported that two masked individuals dressed in dark clothing unlawfully entered a residence along North Side Road.

A victim, who was awoken during the incident, shouted at the suspects who fled the location with a quantity of cash and a mobile phone.

While officers were responding to that incident, they were alerted to a second burglary that had recently occurred at a nearby residence. It is reported that a masked individual dressed in dark clothing entered the home and stole a quantity of cash before fleeing the location.

No one was injured during either incident and these matters remain under police investigation.

In both incidents, it appears that the properties were left insecure, with doors unlocked. The RCIPS is reminding the public to ensure that all doors and windows are properly secured before going to bed or leaving their homes.

Anyone, who believes they have any relevant CCTV recording or information regarding these incidents, is encouraged to contact the Bodden Town Police Station at 947-2220.

Anonymous tips can be provided directly to the RCIPS via our Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777, or via our website.

Tips can also be submitted anonymously via the Cayman Crime Stoppers website or by downloading the Cayman Crime Stoppers app.

Shortly after 4:00 AM on Friday, 12 June, police responded to two reports of burglary in North Side.

Shortly after 4:00AM on Friday, 12 June, police responded to two reports of burglary in North Side. In the first incident, it was reported that two masked indi

12/06/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who attended our Recruitment Open House on Saturday! 💙

The event showcased the wide range of opportunities available across the RCIPS, with teams from Traffic & Roads Policing, Fi****ms, Training & Development, Community Policing, the Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub, Frontline Policing, and many more sharing insights into their vital roles and the work they do to keep our communities safe.

If you've ever considered a career with the RCIPS, now is the time to apply. Recruitment remains open until the 14th, so don't miss your chance to join a dynamic organisation where every role makes a difference.

Apply today and take the first step towards a rewarding career in policing.👮‍♂️🚔

12/06/2026

On Wednesday, 10 June, officers conducted a search of the residence and a vehicle of a man, age 43 residing in George Town, under the Fi****ms Act and Misuse of Drugs Act.

Officers recovered a quantity of suspected co***ne and during the search of his vehicle, officers recovered a quantity of suspected g***a.

Following a search inside the premises, officers recovered a firearm and a quantity of ammunition.

The items were seized and taken into police custody for investigative purposes.

The 43-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of possession of an unlicensed firearm, possession of ammunition, possession of co***ne, possession of g***a, and possession of g***a with intent to supply.

The man remains in custody whilst the matter is under police investigation.

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On Wednesday, 10 June, officers conducted a search of the residence and a vehicle of a man, age 43 residing in George Town, under the Fi****ms Act and Misuse of

11/06/2026

In response to concerns raised by residents during recent community meetings held by the Commissioner of Police, Sister Islands officers have been conducting targeted traffic enforcement initiatives to improve road safety across Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.

Since 1 June, officers have increased patrols in specific areas of concern on the islands, especially in and around school zones. During this period, police have issued a total of 15 traffic tickets; 6 tickets were issued for speeding offences and 9 tickets were issued for other traffic offences including failing to wear a seatbelt, illegal window tint, and operating an unlicensed vehicle on a public roadway.

In addition, one man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, and another man was arrested for driving without a valid driver's licence. A third man was issued a warning of intended prosecution for a traffic-related offence.

"We remain committed to listening to the concerns of the public and taking appropriate action to address them," said District Commander for the Sister Islands, Inspector Laing-Hall.

"These traffic enforcement checks will continue until further notice as we work to improve road safety across our communities."

Motorists across all three Islands are reminded to drive with due care and attention, obey speed limits, and exercise caution in and around school zones.

The RCIPS will continue to conduct road safety initiatives across the Cayman Islands as part of its commitment to making the Cayman Islands safer.

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https://www.rcips.ky/sister-islands-police-conduct-road-safety-operation-following-community-concerns-11-june

11/06/2026

The police are investigating reports of a suspected scam after a quantity of cash was stolen from an account held at a local financial institution.

It is reported that one victim received a call from an individual claiming to be associated with a local financial institution. During the call, the victim was asked to provide personal banking information and it was later discovered that unauthorised transactions had been conducted on their account.

The RCIPS is reminding members of the public to take the following precautions:
• Never share your bank account details, card number, PIN, passwords, or other sensitive information related to your bank account over the phone.
• Do not respond to emails requesting personal banking information. Contact your bank directly using its official phone number or website to verify the legitimacy of the request.
• Do not click on links within text messages from unknown numbers.
• Be cautious of requests for banking information received through social media or other online messaging applications.
• If you are unsure whether a request is legitimate, end the communication and contact your bank directly using its official phone number or website.

Anyone who believes they may have been targeted by a similar scam, or who notices suspicious activity on their bank accounts, should contact their financial institution immediately and report the matter to the George Town Police Station at 949-4222.

The matter remains under police investigation.

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The police are investigating reports of a suspected scam after a quantity of cash was stolen from an account held at a local financial institution. It is re

10/06/2026

We are incredibly proud of our officers from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) who recently attended and participated in the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) initiative!

Disaster preparedness and regional resilience require a united front, especially now, at the start of Hurricane Season 2026. Our officers, PS Kevin Gibson and PC Neddia Bromley stood alongside regional counterparts to sharpen emergency response strategies, strengthen tactical coordination, and ensure the Cayman Islands remains ready for any crisis.

The key focus areas of this training experience included:
• Enhancing logistics, warehouse management, and regional relief systems.
• Mastering emergency telecommunications equipment and the tactical CDRU deployment kit.
• Developing essential post-disaster safer building and engineering techniques.

The officers attended this training alongside our Cayman partners who collaborated closely to make this engagement a success:
• Hazard Management Cayman Islands (HMCI)
• Cayman Islands Fire Service
• Cayman Islands Regiment

By working together locally and regionally, we continue to build a safer, more resilient Cayman Islands and region.

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09/06/2026

On Monday, 8 June, shortly before 7:00PM, police and emergency services responded to a report of a single vehicle collision on South Sound Road in George Town.

It is reported that two men were travelling on a registered e-bike when the rider lost control of the e-bike and both men fell off.

Both men were attended to by emergency services before being transported to the Anthony S. Eden Hospital for treatment, and are reported to be in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries.

A blood specimen was requested from the rider, a man age 33 residing in George Town, and he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.

The incident remains under investigation by the Traffic and Roads Policing Unit.

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On Monday, 8 June, shortly before 7:00PM, police and emergency services responded to a report of a single vehicle collision on South Sound Road in George Town.

09/06/2026

Shortly after 12:00AM on Monday, 8 June, police and other emergency services were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communications Centre to a report of a two-vehicle collision involving a Kia Sportage and a Toyota Corolla on South Church Street in George Town.

Upon arrival, officers observed both vehicles with extensive damage.

The driver of the Kia Sportage was trapped inside the vehicle and was assisted from the vehicle by emergency services, and subsequently transported to the Anthony S. Eden Hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.

The driver of the Toyota Corolla attempted to flee the scene but was subsequently located nearby and arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and other traffic offences, following a breath test with a result of over twice the legal limit.

The collision remains under investigation by the Traffic and Roads Policing Unit.

In addition, police have noted a high volume of motor vehicle collisions on the section of South Church Street between Clayton Drive and Denham Thompson Way. These concerns have been raised with our partner agency, the National Roads Authority, with a view to identifying and implementing adjustments that may help to alleviate these issues.

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Shortly after 12:00AM on Monday, 8 June, police and other emergency services were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communications Centre to a report of a two-vehicle col

09/06/2026

Ever wondered what it takes to join the RCIPS? 👮

Joining the Service means being ready both mentally and physically. In this video, PC Nasir Ramzan and Carlson Benjamin walk you through the physical and written exams that all RCIPS candidates complete as part of the recruitment process.

From what to expect on the day to practical advice on how to prepare, they share insights to help you feel more confident and ready to take the next step.

Think you’ve got what it takes to serve your community? Watch now and start preparing for your future with the RCIPS.

08/06/2026

What a fantastic day at our RCIPS Recruitment Open House! 👮

It was great to welcome so many members of the public to learn more about what a career in policing looks like. Attendees had the opportunity to meet officers from a range of specialist departments, ask questions, explore career pathways, and gain a better understanding of the many roles that help keep our islands safe.

A huge thank you to everyone who came out and took the time to learn more about serving their community.

Interested in joining the RCIPS? Recruitment is still open until the 14th — there’s still time to apply and take the first step toward a rewarding career in policing.

Apply now and learn more at https://www.rcips.ky/newrecruits