Unsolved Murder- Joshua Franklin ROBINSON
The Bermuda Police Service is investigating the unsolved murder of Joshua Robinson who was murdered on the 23rd June 2012, whilst he was inside Jason’s barber shop, 17 North Shore Road, Pembroke. The incident (shooting) took place at around 5.15pm when two persons on a motorcycle approached the barber shop from the direction of ‘C Mart’. The pillion passenger entered the shop and approached Robinson and shot him several times. The gunmen then left the area on the back of the waiting motorcycle. The gunman is described as
Unsolved Murder- Shaundae Winston JONES
The Bermuda Police Service is investigating the unsolved murder of Shaundae Jones, who was murdered on 27th of April 2003, outside the nightclub formerly known as Club Malabar in Dockyard, Sandys Parish. The incident (shooting) took place shortly after 3.00am as patrons were filtering out of the nightclub. Shaundae Jones was 20 years old at the time of his death. The investigation has determined that Jones left Club Malabar and walked across the road to where a friend’s car was parked and waited for a ride home. Suddenly, an
Is Crime Coming Down or Going Up?
As society changes over time, different crimes change in prevalence. Overall crime in Bermuda peaked in summer 2018, and hasn't reached these levels since. However, not every crime has become less common since then. Read on for a look at current crime patterns in Bermuda. Falling crimes Property crime has been very prominent in Bermuda, but statistics show that it's becoming less common. The majority of thefts happen in less populated areas, so avoiding these areas can help to reduce the risk of falling victim to
6 Most Common Crimes in Bermuda
As an idyllic island and holiday destination, Bermuda isn't necessarily associated with criminal activity. However, like any country, Bermuda experiences crime. Here are the most common crimes to look out for, and how you can protect yourself. 1. Burglary In such a warm climate, open windows and doors provide easy entry to burglars. This is even more common in hotels, as tourists often have their guards down. Keeping unattended windows and doors locked is the best defence against burglary. Read more about how to prevent burglary 2. Pickpocketing Another
Witness Appeal – Jahkobi Smith Murder
Around 7:15pm on Saturday 29th July, 2017, Jahkobi Smith, was fatally stabbed after he was involved in an altercation that took place at the West End Sailboat Club, Sandys. At that time, there was a wake being held for the late Jahcari Francis. Police and EMT’s rendered assistance to Mr. Smith at the scene; however, he was pronounced dead shortly after his arrival at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. On this the seventh anniversary of his death, the Bermuda Police Service is once again appealing for
Confirmed firearms incident
Around 11:10 p.m. on Monday, July 29, 2024, police and other first responders were dispatched to a confirmed firearms incident on the South Shore Road near the junction with Strawberry Hill, Paget. Upon arrival, officers found a female who sustained multiple gunshot wounds, lying in the roadway next to a motorcycle. EMTs commenced life saving measures before transporting the victim to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital for further treatment of her injuries which are considered life-threatening. Reports are the female and a male pillion passenger were traveling
Two men arrested in connection with the Fort Scaur double murder investigation
On Thursday, July 25th, 2024, the Bermuda Police Service Serious Crime Unit, supported by the Criminal Investigation, Gang Targeting and Police Support Units, executed two warrants in the Sandys Parish area. Two male suspects were arrested in connection with the ongoing investigations into the murders of Razi Garland and Amon Robinson. Detective Superintendent Sherwin Joseph of the Crime Division stated: “Our officers continue to work tirelessly to progress these serious matters, however, we need the continued support of our community. “We are once again appealing for anyone
The Essential Summer Safety Guide for Bermuda Residents
Summer can be a relaxing time, with kids home from school and the holiday season in full swing. However, it's important to remain vigilant and keep yourself and those around you safe. Here are some tips to make sure that your summer fun is crime-free. Monitor open windows When you have a full house, open windows are a great way to let some fresh air in. However, leaving them unguarded can give burglars an easy way into your home. Make sure that you close windows before
BPS Confirm Identities of 2 Young Men Killed in Scaur Hill Shooting
Sadly, the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) can now confirm the identities of two young men who died following a verified firearm incident in the Scaur Hill, Sandys parish area that was reported around 6:05am Wednesday, 10th July 2024, as 18-year-old Razi Garland and 19-year-old Amon Robinson. The BPS extends our sincere condolences to the families and friends of both young men. Two BPS Family Liaison Officers are providing relevant assistance to the families of each deceased teen. Their autopsies will be conducted in due course. The investigation regarding
Does Tourism Increase Crime?
Last year, over 700,000 people visited Bermuda – more than ten times the island’s population! The summer months are the most popular with tourists, so around this time of year you might start to wonder what impact this has on crime. Read on to find out more. Tourism and crime in Bermuda Research suggests a correlation between tourism and crime. Tourists can be both victims and perpetrators of crime, so contribute to crime statistics from both sides. With such high volumes of people unfamiliar with the local
