On Thursday, May 22, 2025, officers from the Bermuda Police Service’s Police Support and Gang Units executed a search warrant at a residence on Happy Valley Road, Pembroke. During the search, discovered and seized a loaded firearm and inquiries in relation to this matter are ongoing. This is a significant seizure and underscores our ongoing commitment to safeguarding our community by targeting illegal firearms and disrupting gang-related activities. Such efforts are vital in protecting our citizens and maintaining public safety. Acting Detective Superintendent, Jason Smith, pointed out,

The Bermuda Police Service is once again appealing for members of the public who may be able to identify any the individuals seen in the video clip attached, to please immediately get in contact with us. These are the suspects wanted in connection with the two murders and three attempted murders which took place at the Legends Bar in Sandys, on the night of Thursday, May 1, 2025. If you recognize anyone from these images, please contact Detective Chief Inspector Derricka Burns on 717-0921 or,

A male suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of Honee Smith.   The suspect remains in police custody at this time.   The investigating team is appealing for anyone familiar with Ms. Smith and who can assist in tracing her movements from Monday, May 5 until around 11:30 a.m. on Thursday May 8, 2025, to contact  Detective Inspector Leroy Mathurin on 717-2040 or, via e-mail at, [email protected]   We would particularly like to speak with persons who live near the Darrell’s Wharf ferry terminal, and have CCTV

As a parent or carer, you have the responsibility of teaching your child the skills that will keep them safe in the world. This can be a challenging task for any parent, especially when you want to maintain the innocence and playfulness of your child for as long as possible. Here are some simple ways to teach children the dangers of the world without causing them anxiety. Start early It's easy to underestimate how much young children can understand, but they are constantly learning about the

Gang activity is one of the most prevalent crimes in Bermuda. Even children can be dragged into the widespread damage that gangs can do, often leading to violence, vandalism and theft. Knowing the signs of gang activity and what to do when you see it are important parts of keeping our communities safe, particularly for children. Read on to find out how you can do your part in preventing gang activity. Signs of gang activity Gun violence Almost all of Bermuda’s gun crime is due to gang

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) can now confirm the identities of the two people who succumbed to injuries sustained in the shooting incident which took place inside the Legends bar, Sandys, around 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 1, 2025.   They are, 32-year-old, Jasmine Smith and 29-year-old, Shaquan Williams.   The BPS extends condolences the families of the deceased.   The investigation regarding this incident is ongoing and the BPS is grateful to those persons who have already come forward to assist with inquiries.   However, we are appealing for anyone with

The Bermuda Police Service is making a renewed appeal for information into the murder of Keyoshe Robinson, on this the third anniversary of his death. Mr. Robinson was reported missing at 5:10pm on Wednesday 4th May 2022. He was last seen alive around 10:00pm on Tuesday 3rd May in the St. George’s town area. On Thursday 5th May 2022, his body was found on the shoreline near the 10th hole of the St. George’s Golf Club. He had been shot and killed. At the time, Mr. Robinson

Nearly 1.2 million people are killed in car accidents globally each year. Between 2009 and 2015, a fifth of the Bermudian population were admitted to hospital with crash-related injuries. With hit-and-run accidents becoming more common, it's important to know what to do if you find yourself in this situation, so read on to find out more. Stop somewhere safe If you are driving and witness a hit-and-run, find somewhere safe to stop. You should not block other cars, perform any dangerous manoeuvres, or wait in your

Hate is one of the most disturbing reasons for crime, which impacts our whole society. Unchecked hate crime fractures communities and breeds resentment between social groups, so reporting it is vital. Read on to find out more about hate crime and why you should always report it. What is a hate crime? A hate crime is any criminal act motivated by prejudice against certain social groups. Characteristics targeted by hate crime include race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, religion and disability. The most common hate crimes are assault

Shortly after 6:30am Wednesday, 6th April 2022, a passer-by found 18-year-old Laje Franklin’s lifeless body with multiple gunshot wounds, lying near the roundabout along the roadway leading to Clearwater Beach, St. David’s. Detectives believe that the young man was fatally shot near where he was found. Although one person was initially arrested in connection with the 18-year-old’s murder and later released on police bail, to date no further arrests have been made relating to his killing. Three years later, this murder investigation remains active. Detectives are grateful for the

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