Police hunt driver in weekend hit-and-run
(CNS): Police are appealing to the public to help them track down the driver of a white Nissan Frontier that was involved in a crash with a silver Honda Accord at around 2am on Sunday, 6 March, at the traffic light on the junction of Shedden Road and North Sound Road in George Town. The driver of the Nissan Frontier left the vehicle and ran off on foot in the direction of North Sound Road. The driver and a passenger in the Honda Accord were both taken to hospital, where they have been treated and released.
The police have not given any more details of the collision. However, they did say that the Cayman Islands Fire Service also attended the location, assessed the scene and assisted with clearing the roadway, implying that the crash was quite significant.
The collision is under investigation by the police and anyone with information on the whereabouts of the driver of the white Nissan Frontier involved in this incident, is encouraged to call the George Town Police Station at 949-4222.
Anonymous tips can be provided to the RCIPS Confidential Tip Line at 949-7777 or on the website.
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Step 1. Look in the DVDL system for a list of “white Nissan Frontier”;
Step 2. With that list of 2 vehicles; figure out which one is damaged.
Step 3. Arrest the person.
The car was left at the scene. Just look at the dvdl for the Vin then arrest. Much easier.
Note: Property managers and Strata Exco should routinely check their parking lots for damaged abandoned vehicles that don’t belong there. We found two unknown vehicles recently that had front quarter panel, punctured tires, and windshield damage – abandoned in a resident’s designated spot. Report these to RCIPS please as they are likely wanted in hit-and-run crimes.
This place has become extremely dangerous to live and drive because our government will not stop importing garbage and cars into this little Island. when is this $#@% going to stop Cayman ! A program to restrict the importation of cars needs to be implemented now Cayman !
Yeah. And bring down the extortionate price of vehicles on island as well then.
Maybe check the DVDL on who it’s registered too…. just an idea.
The problem is that people sell their car and the new owner never transfers it into their name (even though they say they will), and the seller can’t remember who they sold the car to when the Police come to them about an incident with the car months later.
It happens often.
Whoever down votes this? It’s completely true. There’s simply too many cars here with ghost owners and drivers. This is down to the ridiculous DVDL rules that enable this to happen.
Also, I’m thinking a good percentage of these car rental businesses that specialize in renting out 10 year old Honda Fits probably have no idea who is really driving these heaps on the road. As long as they get their $25 a day, they also don’t care.
It happens because the police do not enforce the law. This situation is substantially of their making.
Well, it takes 2 to change ownership.
May I humbly suggest you look for the owner of the vehicle.
Traffic cams????
Ha Ha, you’re funny…..