Elderly people are some of the most vulnerable in our society. Unfortunately, this makes them a target for malicious activity, as they are more likely to fall for scams than other demographics. Here are some red flags to look out for, and how to step in to protect elderly people. Signs of elder financial exploitation Missing belongings When valuable items go missing, this could be a sign of someone close to an elderly person stealing. In many cases, this is someone who regularly visits their house to

Over the last four months, there has been an increase in burglary offences in the eastern parishes. Businesses, as well as residential properties, have been targeted. At present, there are several burglaries under investigation. CCTV of some of these incidents has been recovered. However, it is difficult to identify suspects in these matters from the CCTV images, as their faces are covered. As inquiries continue, the Bermuda Police Service is hoping the public may be able to assist us in identifying the persons responsible for these four

Last Saturday marked eight years since the murder of 20-year-old Jahcari Francis. Detectives of the Serious Crime Unit continue to investigate the murder of Mr. Francis, who was fatally shot whilst inside a residence on Upland Street, Devonshire, around 10:40pm on Wednesday, 19th July 2017. Investigators are renewing their appeal for relevant information in relation to this matter. We are particularly keen to hear from area residents who may have seen any suspicious individuals, or vehicles in the area of Upland Street, Devonshire prior to, or after,

Scams and misinformation are widespread across the internet. Scammers use developing technology to catch people out in new and unfamiliar ways, so it's important to keep up-to-date on internet dangers. Deepfakes are one of these dangers, and they can be very convincing. Read on to find out what a deepfake is and how you can protect yourself. What is a deepfake? A deepfake is a video, image or audio clip that has been digitally created or altered. They commonly use the likeness of real people, from

Detectives continue to investigate a confirmed firearm incident that occurred around 6:50pm Wednesday, 9th July 2025, outside a home in the St. Mary’s Road, Warwick area. Investigators are particularly interested in speaking with any witnesses, or members of the public with information, from the Cedar Hill and St. Mary’s Road, Warwick area. The suspect, now described as a slim built black male dressed in dark coloured clothing, a dark coloured helmet and visor, was riding a dark coloured scooter. Forensic examination of the scene confirmed that a firearm

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) have confirmed the first interdiction of a dangerous new drug known as, “Pink Cocaine”, at L F Wade International Airport. The illicit substance was detected during a routine Customs screening. The BPS Drug Unit is actively investigating this incident. One individual has been arrested in connection with this importation. However, it is believed there are other conspirators involved and they are now actively being sought. Anyone with information is strongly encouraged to contact the Police Drug Unit on 247-1773, Acting Detective

Around 6:50pm Wednesday, 9th July 2025, police officers responded to a reported firearm incident in the St. Mary’s Road, Warwick area. Initial details indicate that a lone gunman, wearing dark coloured clothing, discharged a firearm outside a home in the area, before escaping on a motorcycle. No one was hurt. The scene is currently being forensically processed. Inquiries are underway and any witnesses are encouraged to call 211, the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers hotline 800-8477, or use the Bermuda Police Service community reporting portal https://portal.police.bm.

At approximately 7.15pm on Sunday 14th June 2020, Joshua Rowse was fatally stabbed on South Road outside of the Rubis Gas station, Warwick. At the time of the incident, there were numerous persons in the vicinity of the gas station and vehicle traffic was flowing on South Road. Two persons have been charged to date in connection with the murder and a third person involved (driver of getaway car) is still unknown. The Bermuda Police Service is appealing to the public for any information on the identity

Anonymous tips play a vital part in the safety of Bermuda. When members of the public contact Crime Stoppers, the information they give travels down a chain to create real world impact. Here's how the information we receive is used to solve crimes and make arrests. Step one: tips are anonymised After you submit a tip to our online form or by calling 800-8477, our team compiles it into a report. Any identifying information is removed, leaving just the facts you have shared about the crime.

Experiencing crime is an emotional time for any victim. It can be difficult to know how to support a friend or family member who has been a victim of a crime, but there are things you can do to be there for them. Read on to find out the best ways to help loved ones after they suffer a criminal incident. Listen Victims of crime often want to talk about what they have been through in order to process their feelings. Don't try to force them

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