“Road Impact: Cayman Islands” for High School students
From RCIPS RCIPS and Cayman 27 Screen “Road Impact: Cayman Islands” for High School Students at Clifton Hunter and John Gray High Schools On Wednesday, March 23 and Monday, 4 April, the RCIPS and Cayman 27 are screening their documentary, “Road…
Cayman Islands government considers police concerns not urgent and emergency meeting not necessary
GRAND CAYMAN – Cayman Islands – Two private members’ motions filed in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday will be heard when the regular meeting of the Legislative Assembly is held on 25 April, 2016. Members of the opposition on Wednesday…
The Editor Speaks: Banking frauds: Why isn’t any PERSON(S) held responsible and prosecuted?
It has puzzled and angered me why not one person or persons who have been involved in the illegal activities of money laundering and tax evasion by the banks have never been prosecuted? In fact there has never been an…
Cayman Islands Government January’s Employee of the Month “Beyond the call of duty”
Auxiliary Constable (AC) Curtis Ebanks is Cayman Islands Government January’s Employee of the Month for being Most Helpful, Professional and Courteous when executing his duties. The Cayman Islands Government Employee of the Month Awards scheme was introduced in 2012 by…
Advisory: Online article posted regarding location of missing 5 boaters is a HOAX!
From RCIPS: Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 8:39 AM It has come to our attention that a site named On Da Mic (www.ondamic.com) posted an article online yesterday evening which stated that the five persons missing since last Sunday had been…
Cayman Islands Governor to set up independent review of police action in relation to the five people missing at sea
In light of public concerns about the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) response to reports of five people missing at sea, the Commissioner of Police, Mr David Baines, has requested that the Governor set up an independent review. Mr…
The Editor Speaks: Why don’t we have an Independent Police Complaints Commission?
One of our stories today features a report from the United Kingdom’s Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) that said a better system for recording the use of force by police in England and Wales is needed to improve public perception….
Cayman Islands MLA issues complaint against police commissioner for non-performance
Pursuant to Sections 44 (1)(a)-(b) and 44 1(d)-(e)) of the Public Service Management Law complaint is made against staff member of the Ministry of Home Affairs David Baines for the following items of misconduct, inadequate performance over a reasonable period…
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…
The Editor Speaks: There’s no substitute for traffic patrols.
Traffic police unit should never have been removed. I wasn’t the only person who was amazed when police commissioner David Baines disbanded the dedicated traffic unit a few years ago implying every one of his officers is a traffic cop….
