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

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

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

The 18-year-old male injured in a suspected stabbing incident which occurred in Hamilton Parish on Thursday, June 27, 2024, remains listed in critical condition in the Intensive Care Unit at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. The investigation into this matter remains ongoing and anyone with information, is asked to contact, Detective Constable, Patrick Jones, of the Criminal Investigations Unit, on, 717-2170 or, via email, pjones@bps.bm You may also contact the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers number, 800-8477. Alternatively, you may provide information via the Bermuda Police

If you want to report a crime but are worried about your details being shared, Crime Stoppers can help. However, you may have some concerns about what information is appropriate to pass on to us. Read on to find out what information we're interested in and how we keep you anonymous. What is Crime Stoppers? Crime Stoppers is a registered charity in Bermuda (no. 410) that collects information about crimes from anonymous reporters. Anyone can use our online form or 24-hour phone line. This information is

Shortly after 12:30 a.m. on Friday, June 7, 2024, police and other first responders were dispatched to a residence on South Terrace, Pembroke following a report of a female having been found with a gunshot wound. Upon their arrival, officers immediately commenced life saving efforts on the victim who was unresponsive but breathing. She was shortly thereafter transported by ambulance  to the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, where at last check she continued to receive treatment for her injury which is being considered life threatening. An investigation

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) reminds residents to be wary of fake social media adverts promising quick financial gains or other offers that sound too good to be true. Often such social media posts or direct messages use the likeness of local public personalities and copy the design of local news outlets, to make their offerings look more legitimate. Many of these fraudulent social media adverts appear as sponsored posts. Here are some quick ways to tell if an enticing social media post or direct message is

Assistant Commissioner of Police Antoine Daniels – “Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen of the media. I am here to provide a brief overview of the Bermuda Day holiday weekend’s key incidents. I ask you in advance if you can save any questions you may have until the end. I recognise there may be many questions regarding the tragic stabbing death at Horseshoe Bay on Bermuda Day. Please be mindful that an 18 year old man has now been charged before the courts, thus it is limited

In recent years, knife crime in Bermuda has noticeably increased. It’s no longer limited to gang culture as there has been a rise in domestic incidents involving a knife since the Covid-19 pandemic. Residents and authorities alike are understandably alarmed by the statistics and how they are impacting the island. Bermuda’s Police Service has consequently stepped up its stop and search strategy in an attempt to deal with the issue. Read on as we shed more light on the current state of knife crime in Bermuda. Causes

Shortly after 11:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 28th, 2024, police received reports of multiple gunshots heard in the Parson’s Roads, Pembroke, area. Officers immediately responded and were able to confirm a firearm was discharged based on forensic evidence recovered near the junction with Rambling Lane. There was nothing to indicate whether anyone may have been injured and enquiries at King Edward Memorial Hospital confirmed that no individuals attended for treatment for gunshot injuries. The apparent increase in firearms incidents in recent times remains a priority

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