Around 10:10pm Sunday, December 10th police and first responders attended a reported medical emergency onboard a scheduled Jet Blue flight arriving from New York USA.
CPR was being performed on an unresponsive 37 year old man believed to be from Smith’s parish by the airline’s cabin crew and lifesaving efforts continued as he was rushed to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital via ambulance.
However, sadly he was later pronounced dead.
The Bermuda Police Service would like to thank the public for their cooperation on the roads over the weekend, as the number of reported collisions was down from 21 last weekend to 10 this weekend.
In addition, 8 people were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving this past weekend, with seven individuals failing the alco-analyser test and one passing it.
The police will continue their highly visible presence on the roads.
At 4pm today (Thursday, December 7th) the Passing Out Parade for Recruit Foundation Course #78 took place at Police Headquarters in Prospect, Devonshire. In attendance at the ceremony were several dignitaries including:
His Excellency, The Governor, Mr. John Rankin CMG
At last check earlier this morning (December 7th) the 16 year old girl hurt when the auxiliary (50cc) cycle she was riding went over an embankment along South Road, Paget in the vicinity of Southcote Road around 7:55pm Friday remained in stable condition in the hospital’s Intensive Care Unit.
Minister of Transport & Regulatory Affairs The Hon. Walter Roban, JP, MP: Good morning: Road safety is a very serious issue and I have a simple message for all drivers, but especially for
young male drivers. Slow down. Our roads have no room for error.
Stop making other drivers react to your excessive speed. Many don’t have your highly-tuned reaction times. In addition…and this is something you will hear again and again today…do not drive when impaired.
Road traffic accidents are taking a terrible toll on Bermuda…and they mostly affect younger people in the prime of life. The number one external cause of death in Bermuda, (i.e. death that is not from illness or disease), is transport accidents at 34.8%.*
A two car collision that occurred around 7:45pm Sunday, December 3rd on North Shore Road, Smith’s parish in the area of Flatts Village resulted in no serious injuries.
The two cars were apparently being driven in opposite directions at the time.
It is now confirmed that three people were involved.
The investigation into the armed robbery involving a bladed article that occurred around 11am Monday, December 4th at Pompano Beach Club in Southampton continues.
Both male suspects were described as light complexioned and 6 feet tall, wearing dark coloured jackets.
There were no injuries reported and the scene was processed by the relevant police personnel.
A few minutes after 11am Monday (December 4th) police officers responded to a report of an armed robbery that took place at Pompano Beach Club in Southampton.
Initial reports indicate that two men on a motorcycle arrived at the hotel, with one entering the establishment brandishing a bladed article and demanding money.
There were 21 collisions reported over the weekend – 10 reported as damage only, 8 reported as minor injury and 3 reported as serious injury. In addition, 4 people were arrested on suspicion of impaired driving and 39 speeding tickets were issued, with the highest speed recorded at 102 kph. Police continue to be highly visible on the island’s roads, conducting a series of road safety initiatives. However, the public must also do their part and take personal responsibility for their driving and riding behaviours.
Three separate collisions Friday, December 1st left four persons injured – two of them seriously.
South Road, Paget – A 16 year old female rider and 16 year old female pillion passenger were hurt in a single vehicle crash when the auxiliary (50cc) cycle they were traveling on went over an embankment along South Road, Paget in the vicinity of Southcote Road around 7:55pm Friday.