The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) is renewing its appeal for anyone with information regarding the 2022 murder of then 18-year-old Laje Franklin, to come forward. Detectives believe that the young man was fatally shot multiple times, close to where he was found lying, near the roundabout along the roadway leading to Clearwater Beach, St. David’s. A member of the public made the tragic discovery, shortly after 6:30am Wednesday, 6th April 2022. One person was initially arrested in connection with the 18-year-old’s murder and later released on police bail.

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) continues to appeal for information regarding the murder of Keyoshe Robinson. Mr. Robinson was last seen alive around 10pm Tuesday, 3rd May 2022 in the St. George’s town area. He was then reported missing at 5:10pm Wednesday, 4th May 2022 and Thursday, 5th May 2022, his lifeless body was found, with gunshot wounds, on the shoreline near the 10th hole of the St. George’s Golf Club. At the time, Mr. Robinson was wearing: Grey sweatpants. A dark coloured sleeveless puffy vest.

1st May 2026 marked one year since the tragic murders of Shaquan Williams and Jasmin Smith, who were both fatally shot at Legends Bar in Somerset, where three other individuals were also wounded. As part of the ongoing investigation into this double murder and the three attempted murders, the Bermuda Police Service is making a renewed appeal for information. Members of the public may recall that approximately 10:30p.m, on 1st May 2025, four individuals with firearms entered Legends Bar and discharged multiple shots, resulting in the deaths of Mr. Williams and

The Criminal Investigations Unit is currently conducting an investigation into a report that a 47 year old male was seriously assaulted around 1:30am on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at the Hamilton Parish Workmen’s Club. Officers were able to obtain footage of the incident that was circulated on social media and noted that other persons were present when the assault occurred and would have witnessed what transpired. We are asking that anyone who may have recorded the incident, or who may have pertinent information but has not

Crime Stoppers Bermuda would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the sponsors and patrons who supported the recent Film Weekend Experience and the Bermuda Gold Series Documentaries. The success of the Film Weekend Experience would not have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors, patrons, and community partners. Their contributions help us continue our mission of strengthening community safety and supporting crime prevention initiatives across Bermuda. We would also like to extend our special appreciation to the Department of Culture for their invaluable

An 18-year-old male shot and injured after a firearm was discharged in the Mary Victoria Road, Alexandra Road Devonshire area around 10:40pm Wednesday, 4th March 2026 has been released from hospital, after receiving treatment for his wounds. The investigation regarding this confirmed firearm incident is ongoing and any witnesses are now encouraged to call Detective Sergeant Mark Raposo on 717-2487, or e-mail [email protected]. Members of the public with relevant information can also call the Serious Crime Unit on 247-1739, or speak with a police officer they know. Alternatively, anonymous

The Bermuda Police Service is appealing to the public for any information on the identity of the person in the video clip below. https://youtu.be/aj-Ub_QuyZ8 The man in the footage is a person of interest in the murder of Jason Mello, who was fatally shot, at approximately 7.30pm on Friday 19th August 2016, outside a residence in Pembroke. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Inspector Randy Barker of the Serious Crime Unit on 717-2176 or 247-1739.

With an increase in social as well as commercial events during December, there is usually an uptick in associated criminal activity and anti-social behaviour. While the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) will continue visible patrols throughout the island, including strategic BPS traffic enforcement initiatives over the festive period, residents are reminded of the following common sense crime prevention awareness tips.   Shopping Avoid travelling alone – take a friend with you. Don’t buy more than you can carry. Ask a store employee for help, if necessary. Never leave

Bermuda launches island wide weapons amnesty as new prohibited weapons are added to the list contained in the Criminal Code (Prohibited Weapons) Order 1980 The public will be urged to surrender listed items at designated “surrender bins” with no questions asked during the amnesty period. Overview His Excellency the Governor, the Ministry of National Security and the Bermuda Police Service today announced a joint island wide weapons amnesty coinciding with forthcoming amendments to the Criminal Code that will add a number of specific items to the list

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