Press Releases
Sentencing of Antonio Myers
Fri, 2011-09-23
The Bermuda Police Service notes the sentence of the Supreme Court in the matter of R vs. Antonio Myers, for the murder of Mr. Kumi Harford.
The public will recall that Mr. Harford was targeted by gunmen as he sat in his car near his home on Mission Lane, Pembroke, on 5th December, 2009.
Following a lengthy trial, Mr. Myers was found guilty of the murder of Mr. Harford and the use of a firearm in that murder.
Read MoreCounterfeit Currency Advisory
Fri, 2011-09-23
The Bermuda Police Service Financial Crime Unit is continuing to advise the public to remain vigilant regarding counterfeit 
currency. The counterfeit Bermuda $100 notes [shown bottom right, click photo to enlarge] currently making the rounds are the older notes – not the new ones. Merchants are reminded to ensure their employees are aware of the importance of taking a few seconds to examine the money they are taking in, especially the larger denominations. Please check all currency for common security features which include:
Update: Sudden Death of 79 Year Old American Visitor
Wed, 2011-09-21
The Bermuda Police Service is continuing the investigation into the death of 79 year old Joe Alston of Statesboro Georgia, U.S.A. The general findings of an autopsy conducted this week is that death appears to have been caused by drowning, but that will be for the Coroner to decide ultimately. Accordingly, a file is now being prepared for review by the Coroner’s office. The Bermuda Police Service extends condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Alston.
Update: Sudden Death of Infant
Tue, 2011-09-20
The autopsy has concluded that the death of the 18 month old male child was not through natural causes. As a result, a file is being prepared for review by the DPP. No further comment can be made at this time as the investigation into the matter is ongoing.
Police Cadet Recruitment
Tue, 2011-09-13
The Bermuda Police Service is currently recruiting young people interested in joining the Police Cadet Programme.
Candidates must:
- be between 16 and 21 years old.
- be in good physical and mental health.
- pass the Police Service vetting process including the Initial Recruitment Test, security checks, medical tests, a home visit and the Assessment Board.
Sudden Death of Infant
Mon, 2011-09-12
The Bermuda Police Service is investigating the sudden death of an 18 month old male child who was at a residential day care facility on Friday 9th September, when he was found in an unresponsive state.
The child was rushed to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at about 2:25pm by doctors, who tried to resuscitate him without success.
An autopsy has been carried out by a specialist pediatric forensic pathologist from Toronto, Canada and those results have been provided to the parents of the young child.
Missing Juvenile Eron Hill Located Safe & Well
Mon, 2011-09-12
The Bermuda Police Service would like to thank the public for their assistance in locating 15 year old Eron Hill. The teenager attended a place of safety of his own free will this afternoon and police can confirm that he is safe and well.
Promotions to Inspector & Sergeant
Fri, 2011-09-09
The Commissioner of Police is pleased to announce the following promotions effective Thursday, September 8th 2011:
Firearms Recovered
Thu, 2011-09-08
Acting on intelligence, Bermuda Police Service officers executed a search warrant at 2:30pm today (Thursday, September 8th) at a residence on Friswells Road in Devonshire. As a result, two firearms and a quantity of ammunition were seized. A quantity of controlled drug was also recovered. A man is in custody as a result of the seizure of these weapons and controlled drug.
The Bermuda Police Service continues to encourage the public to assist in making Bermuda safer by providing any information they may have that could lead to the recovery of illegal firearms or drugs.
Officers Promote Positive Interaction With Students
Wed, 2011-09-07
This afternoon, uniform police officers including officers from the Community Action Teams are visiting the Island’s two public high schools as well as the Washington Street bus terminal in the City of Hamilton to promote positive interactions between officers and students.
This example of proactive community policing is intended to create positive relationships with the students as they return to school this week that will last throughout the school year and as a result, reduce the likelihood of any incidents occurring at either high school or the main bus terminal.
