Police looking for stolen Black Jeep

| 21/02/2022 | 14 Comments
Black Jeep Wrangler similar to the one stolen

(CNS): A 2016 Black Jeep Wrangler, registration 169-007, was stolen from outside a home in East End during a burglary at the premises last Thursday morning, police said in a press release on Monday. The break-in happened at a house along the Queen’s Highway, where electronic items, tools and appliances were also stolen. The burglary is being investigated by the Bodden Town CID and detectives are asking anyone who sees the stolen vehicle to call 911 and provide as much detail as possible.

Anyone with information regarding this or any other burglaries in the Eastern Districts is asked to call the Bodden Town Police Station at 947-2220.

Anonymous tips can be provided to the RCIPS Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777, or the website.


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  1. Anonymous says:

    1 camera. Almost 700 tickets in 1 week. That is effective and efficient law enforcement.

    https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-cornwall-60469019

    Oops. No opportunity to let your friends off with that system. Is that why we don’t have it?

  2. Anonymous says:

    Check Avon Way off Eatern Ave according to CMR

  3. Anonymous says:

    RCIP incompetence – my car was stolen and reported – the police report had the wrong make of car! They did not even attempt to look for it on their CCTV cameras

  4. Anonymous says:

    Would anyone like to bet on the age of these little thieves?

  5. Anonymous says:

    It’s 2022 put a GPS in your vehicles people

  6. Anonymous says:

    Ahh Bodden Town CID.. my house has been broken into and robbed twice in the last five years, BT CID have never followed up on either. They’re a waste of space

  7. Anonymous says:

    Sorry.
    But why isn’t RCIPS responding like this to the many regular burglaries that happen in homes and businesses every day??
    Even brand new homes stripped of appliances. Where is it all going to?
    You can guess.
    People not even bothering to call and report them anymore.

  8. Lawless Caymanus says:

    No cameras on the Queen’s Highway. Makes unlawful activity so easy (the road is a race course on the weekend). It’s almost like CIG is wilfully complicit.

    But, hey, never attribute to malice that which can just as easily be explained by incompetence.

  9. Anonymous says:

    Just track it with the CCTV/RFID plate reader system…………

    • Anonymous says:

      #worldclass Franz. We spent millions on it. Why doesn’t it work? Covid? Ivan? Incompetence? Corruption?

    • Anonymous says:

      But I understand it doesn’t work!!

      • Anonymous says:

        It must, otherwise we would have heard of someone being held accountable for the waste of millions of dollars of public funds, and the corresponding increase in unresolved criminality.

      • Anonymous says:

        Why doesn’t it work?
        How come Camana Bay has a system that has worked perfectly 24/7 for a decade?
        We cannot even have one that works on the busiest roundabouts?
        This is incompetence. It is likely maladministration. It is most certainly NOT worldclass.

        • Anonymous says:

          camana bay has a plate reader??? LMAOOO those security guards cant even control people parking on the side of the roads let alone anything else lmaooo so i must know what you are referring to

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