The area in the Great Sound commonly known as Paradise Lakes is traditionally a ‘raft up’ area for members of the public in the boating community during the summer months.
After an increasing number of reports regarding anti-social behaviour and the dangerous use of watercraft in that area so far this summer boating season, the Bermuda Police Service Marine Unit will provide a highly visible police presence – particularly during the weekends – to deter any undesirable activity as well as to provide reassurance to the boating public and nearby island residents.
The Bermuda Police Service is once again advising members of the public to remain vigilant regarding phone calls, e-mails and other correspondence from unknown persons that attempt to obtain personal information or other sensitive data – or even attempt to extort money.
The below section of a recent e-mail received locally clearly illustrates the tactic.
Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating 16 year old Syhon Akinstall of Pembroke who was last seen on Tuesday afternoon (July 10th).
He is described as 5 feet 9 inches tall, 150 pounds, with a medium brown complexion and medium length black hair.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact police on 295-0011.
Around 1:10pm Tuesday, July 10th police officers responded to a reported incident at the L.F. Wade International Airport.
It appears that an arriving passenger, believed to be a 37 year old visitor to the island, fled on foot from the local Customs area for arriving passengers inside the airport.
Police officers pursued the individual and apprehended him a short time later on the Causeway.
Around 3:20am Saturday, July 7th police officers on mobile patrol along Front Street in the City of Hamilton were alerted to an injured male in the motorcycle parking lot near Pier 6.
Officers immediately attended the location and provided first aid to the individual, believed to be a 27 year old Devonshire man.
EMTs quickly arrived on scene and transported the injured man to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital via ambulance for further medical assessment.
Around 1:15am today (July 9th) police officers attended a reported disturbance outside the St. David’s Cricket Club.
It appears that a function was being held at the premises when an altercation took place in the parking lot involving a group of men, some said to be brandishing bladed articles.
Two men believed to have been hurt in the incident – thought to be a 36 year old man and a 23 year old man – attended the hospital for treatment and were later discharged.
Police are currently conducting inquiries following a marine incident that occurred sometime between 9pm and 10pm Friday, July 6th in Hamilton Harbour.
First responders were dispatched to the scene Friday night after initial information indicated that a collision occurred between the sailing vessel ‘Spirit of Bermuda’ and a smaller boat in waters off Albouy’s Point.
Around 5am today (July 7th) police and fellow first responders were dispatched to a reported collision involving two motorcycles on South Road in Paget, near the junction with Southcote Road.
It appears that the two motorcyclists were traveling in opposite directions along South Road when the collision occurred.
Around 7:30am today (July 6th) police and fellow first responders attended a reported two vehicle collision at the junction of Middle Road and Tee Street in Devonshire.
It appears that a car was being driven in the eastbound lane of Middle Road and a motorcyclist was traveling in the opposite direction when the collision occurred, as the driver of the car attempted to turn on to Tee Street.
The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) would like to advise the public that some recent precautionary tests have returned positive results regarding the presence of asbestos containing material amongst some files within filing cabinets in the Criminal Records Office.
The safety, health and wellbeing of our staff and that of the public remains a main priority for the BPS.