Inspector Robert Cardwell, Officer in Charge of the Roads Policing Unit - The Bermuda Police Service Roads Policing Unit is primarily focused on
working towards meeting the objectives in the Bermuda Police Service Road Safety Strategy.
Those objectives are around calming the traffic on the roads, making safer roads and saving lives. Part of meeting the strategy objectives entails using all the tools and resources available to us. This includes all advances in technology.
Today (Thursday, November 9th) the Minister of National Security, the Hon. Wayne M. Caines JP MP visited Bermuda Police Service (BPS) Recruit Foundation Course (RFC) #78 at Police Headquarters in Prospect, Devonshire.
RFC #78 consists of 13 recruits, 10 men and 3 women from diverse backgrounds, who are in the midst of a 14 week training programme.
At last check earlier this morning (November 8th) the 30 year old Pembroke man seriously hurt when the motorcycle he was riding collided with a car around 12:10am Saturday, October 14th at the junction of Elliot Street and Union Street in the City of Hamilton had been transferred from the hospital’s Intensive Care Unit to a general ward in stable condition.
Inquiries continue regarding this collision and any witnesses are asked to contact the main police telephone number 295-0011.
Detective Sergeant Jason Smith - Approximately 9:40 p.m. on Friday the 3rd day of November, 2017, police officers responded to several 911 calls reporting that gun shots were heard in the area of Two Way Deepdale and Parsons Road junction, Pembroke.
Upon the arrival of police officers they were directed to the Parsons Road area at the junction of Parsons Road and Two Way Deepdale and discovered that a man had been shot several times and was unresponsive. The officers administered C.P.R. to the victim on the scene.
The Bermuda Police Service can now confirm the death of 39 year old Ionel Bejan and extends sincere condolences to his family and friends.
Mr. Bejan, said to be a Romanian guest worker, was seriously injured around 3:45am Sunday, November 5th when the motorcycle he was riding struck a shipping container on Church Street in the City of Hamilton.
He was rushed to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital via ambulance but sadly, later pronounced dead.
Police and first responders attended a report of a single vehicle road traffic collision that took place at 3:45am on Church Street.
Details are still developing but it appears that a 39 year old man was traveling east on Church Street on a motorcycle when he lost control and collided with a shipping container parked on the right hand side of the road just past MarketPlace.
The man was taken to the hospital via ambulance and his condition appears to be serious.
The Bermuda Police Service can now confirm the death of 30 year old Morlan Steede, who died as a result of a firearms incident that took place at One-Way Deepdale, at 9:40pm on Friday evening.
Details are still emerging but it appears that the deceased was on One-Way Deepdale when a male on a motorcycle discharged his firearm resulting in the Mr. Steede being shot. He was taken via ambulance to the hospital where he was pronounced dead at 10:32pm.
Police and other first responders attended a report of a firearms incident that took place at approximately 9:40pm tonight (Friday) in the area of One Way Deep Dale. It appears that a male traveling on a motorcycle discharged his firearm resulting in a 30 year old male being taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds.
The 30 year old man was later pronounced dead by a doctor at the hospital.
Over the last two weeks there have been 23 reports of burglaries around the island. Two in the City of Hamilton, two in Devonshire, one in Hamilton parish, four in Paget, four in Pembroke, three in Sandys parish, one in Smith’s parish, four in Southampton and two in St. George’s.
This represents roughly two burglaries per day, with most taking place during working hours (8am to 5pm).
In a number of these incidents suspects have been identified and police are actively pursuing leads.
At last check earlier this morning (November 2nd) the injured 29 year old woman said to be from Warwick and believed to be the driver in the fatal car crash that claimed the life of 30 year old Rakai Augustus had been transferred from the hospital’s Intensive Care Unit to a general ward in stable condition.
The investigation continues and any witnesses that have not yet come forward regarding the fatal crash around 11:40pm Saturday, October 28th in the Wellington Street, York Street St. George's area between Rose Hill Street and Fort George Hill are urged to contact the Roads Policing Unit on 247-1788.