Archive for November 11th, 2022
Two boys arrested after serious assault
(CNS): Two juvenile boys have been arrested on suspicion of assault GBH after another boy was beaten up in the early hours of Thursday morning, 10 November. The victim was said to have left his home in the Red Bay area at 1am, and while walking in the neighbourhood, he was badly assaulted by three […]
Public appeal made for suspect burglars
(CNS): The police are appealing to the public to help them track down two burglary suspects. Al Handel Pearson (48) and Mitchum Kenjo Wood (35) are both wanted in relation to several burglary offences, according to a release from the RCIPS. Pearson is about 6’2″ tall, bald, of slim build with a dark complexion and […]
Cyclist injured in early morning hit-and-run
(CNS): A woman is in hospital in stable condition recovering from serious but non-life-threatening injuries after she was knocked off her bicycle on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway, near Tanager Way, around 6:10 Wednesday morning. Police said the cyclist had been travelling northbound when she was struck by the mirror of a passing vehicle, which continued […]
Police urge vigilance over stolen licence plates
(CNS): The RCIPS has raised concerns about a recent spate of reports of vehicle licence plates being stolen. In at least one instance, stolen registration plates were placed on another vehicle that was then used during the commission of other offences, the RCIPS said in a release on Friday. The police are urging people to […]
Cold case cop ‘knows’ killer but doesn’t have proof
(CNS): The man who gunned down Jason Christian in George Town over eleven years ago has never been charged. Although the police working the cold case believe they know who shot the teenager, they don’t have the evidence needed to prove it. As a result, while the RCIPS will keep this case open, the Coroners […]
Minister: We must enforce immigration laws
(CNS): Labour Minister Christopher Saunders has commended staff from his key department, Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman (WORC), for the work they are doing enforcing the immigration laws. Over the nine months from the start of the year through September WORC issued fines totalling CI$273,000 to rogue employers and people working illegally after several workplace […]
Cops brushed off screen-fitter scam complaints
(CNS): Garfield Robb, who was allegedly trading illegally as a screen and shutter fitter, is accused of conning at least a dozen clients out of thousands of dollars after failing to do work that he had agreed to do, such as building screened patios and fitting hurricane shutters. According to the crown’s case, Robb, who […]
