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Cayman News Service - Cayman Islands Headline News - 20/04/2023 - Vimarsana News

Cayman News Service - Cayman Islands Headline News - 20/04/2023

3 posts published by Cayman News on April 20, 2023

2022 terrible year for fatal road crashes - Cayman Islands Headline News - Vimarsana News

2022 terrible year for fatal road crashes - Cayman Islands Headline News

RCIPS press conference (L-R) Superintendent Brad Ebanks, Commissioner Derek Byrne, Deputy Commissioner Kurt Walton, and Detective Superintendent Pete Lansdown (CNS): With fifteen lives lost on the roads last year, 2022 was the worst year for fatalities since police began publicising officials statics on traffic collisions. Speaking at a press conference on Friday, Police Commissioner Derek…

Police Record a Relatively Safe Easter Weekend - Vimarsana News

Police Record a Relatively Safe Easter Weekend

Over this past weekend, 7 – 10 April, the RCIPS conducted its yearly Easter operations across the island, beginning with issuing tips to the public on how to

No major crashes or crime during Easter break - Cayman Islands Headline News - Vimarsana News

No major crashes or crime during Easter break - Cayman Islands Headline News

(CNS): There were fewer than 30 minor collisions on Cayman's roads over the Easter weekend and no major incidents of violent crime, burglaries or theft from campsites, according to the RCIPS. While 27 drivers were ticketed for speeding and another 21 were prosecuted for driving with expired registration or unlicensed vehicles, just five drivers were…

RCIPS Easter Holiday Message - Vimarsana News

RCIPS Easter Holiday Message

As we approach the Easter Weekend, the RCIPS would like to remind the public of some steps they can take to have a safe and enjoyable weekend while reducing the