Laje Franklin Murder Remains Under Investigation Three Years Later
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
Jordan Outerbridge Murder Investigation Still Active After Four Years
The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) is renewing the appeal for information regarding the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Jordan Outerbridge. On the night of his murder four years ago, around 10:30pm Tuesday, 6th April 2021, Mr. Outerbridge was the first person to leave a regularly scheduled card game at a nearby Tribe Road Number 2, Warwick residence. As he was about to head home to his wife and two girls along the Railway Trail in Warwick, a gunman wearing a blue coloured jacket with a hood shot him
Investigation Ongoing Regarding 2022 Murder of Che Jennings
24-year-old Che Jennings was fatally shot multiple times in the parking lot of Warwick Workmen’s Club, Thursday 7th April 2022 around 8:30pm, following a community Easter event. Initial inquiries led to an appeal regarding two men on a white motorcycle, heading east on Middle Road, Warwick, shortly after 8:30pm that same night, three years ago. The rider of that motorcycle wore a red jacket, while the passenger had on a yellow jacket. Both the rider and passenger wore black helmets. Both individuals were in and around Warwick,
School Safety: Tips for Students, Parents and Educators
School is where young people spend the majority of their waking hours. It's important that this environment is safe in order to give them the best chance to learn. There are several things that everyone in the school setting can do to protect students. Communication One of the most important things that everyone can do for school safety is to have clear lines of communication. When the school is communicating with parents and students, and parents are communicating with their children, there is a much higher
Ministers Darrell & Weeks Praise Waterboyz at Crime Stoppers Bermuda Film Experience
At our 8th Annual Crime Stoppers Bermuda Film Experience, we were honored to present The Waterboyz, a powerful film that delves into youth, identity, and violence. This year’s event was especially meaningful as we welcomed Ministers Owen Darrell and Michael Weeks, who shared their insights on the importance of storytelling in addressing social challenges affecting our community. Following the screening, we hosted a compelling panel discussion featuring producer Tirrell D. Whittley, executive producer Dolapo Erinkitola, and Bermudian associate producer Sia Spence. Moderated by filmmaker Dr.
6 Common Myths About Reporting Crimes Debunked
There is a lot of misinformation about crime and the justice system, which can impact the way that the general public reports crime. It's important to address these myths to help the justice system work best for everyone. Here are some common myths that you might have heard about reporting crimes. Myth 1: Reporting a crime could impact my future Reality: Reporting a crime will not impact your ability to apply for jobs, housing or credit cards. As long as you tell the truth to the
How Businesses Can Prevent Crime: A Guide For Bermudian Entrepreneurs
Owning a business comes with many responsibilities. Criminals will take advantage of any opening, so it's important to protect your business and customers. Here are our top tips for preventing crime as an entrepreneur. Assess the risk The first step of crime prevention is identifying potential weak points. Carry out a crime risk assessment of your business, taking into account digital and physical crimes. You should do this regularly, as you can then use this to improve your systems. Protect your data Cybercrime’s impact can range from disruption
WITNESS APPEAL FIREARMS INCIDENT WEDNESDAY 5TH FEBRUARY 2025
Police are investigating a confirmed firearms incident which occurred around 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, February 4, 2025 in the area of Devon Springs Road, Devonshire. Officers attended the scene and recovered evidence to confirm a firearm had been discharged in that area. There were no reports of anyone being injured in this incident and checks with medical facilities indicated no one attended seeking treatment for a firearms related injury. We are appealing for any witnesses or anyone with any information related to this matter. If you have any
What Happens After You Report a Crime?
Reporting a crime to Crime Stoppers can lead to justice, safer streets and even reward money. However, this doesn't happen instantly. If you have just reported a crime to us, you might be wondering what happens next. Here is the path your information follows after you report via our online form or phone line. Your report is compiled and anonymised When you give us information, it is collected by a trained team in Miami, Florida. Your phone number and IP address are not recorded, making you
