Cayman Islands: Cuban vessel runs aground in East End
From RCIPS Fri Apr 14 2017 The Joint Marine Unit, Police Helicopter and Uniform officers responded to a call from a member of the public when a vessel ran aground on the reef near Morritts Tortuga. Last night around…
Cayman Islands police warns boaters to take precautions before every voyage
RCIPS Reminds Boaters of Necessary Precautions Before Every Voyage Despite slightly calmer waters this year, the Joint Marine Unit is reminding the public that the sea can nonetheless be treacherous, and that preparation is the best safety measure that can…
Primary students visit Cayman police
JMU and AOU Hosts Visit of Year 4 Bodden Town Primary Students On Wednesday, 15 June, twenty-eight Year 4 students from Bodden Town Primary visited both the RCIPS Joint Marine Unit and the Air Operations Unit in order to learn…
BT Primary School students
By Jacqueline Carpenter From RCIPS Bodden Town Primary Students Visit Joint Marine Unit Last Friday, 28 April On Friday, 28 April, the RCIPS Joint Marine Unit hosted thirty-two Year 1 students of Bodden Town Primary school during their daylong field…
Two Cayman Islands police officers win prestigious regional policing awards
By Jacqueline Carpenter From RCIPS On Wednesday (20) the RCIPS was delighted to learn that two of its officers, Inspector Leo Anglin and PC Odale Mulgrave, have won top policing awards within the Regional Recognition Awards Programme sponsored by Amalgamated Security Services,…
Cayman Islands joint marine unit launches maritime operations course
By Jacqueline Carpenter From RCIPS Yesterday, 29 February, marine officers from RCIPS, Customs and Immigration began a 4-week course covering various types of interdiction at sea. It is provided by members of the Caribbean Military Maritime Training Centre, and is…
