Press Releases
Fatal RTC
Sun, 2005-04-24
The Bermuda Police Service can now confirm the death of 29 year old Andrei Holling. Mr. Holling, a German national contract worker, sustained head injuries in a serious road traffic collision on South Road in Warwick around 3:20 this morning, and was pronounced dead by an on-call physician at the scene.
Read MoreArrest – Firearm Recovered
Thu, 2005-04-21
At 3:20 this morning Police officers monitoring CCTV observed an auxiliary cycle with two people on it acting in a suspicious manner in the City of Hamilton. Police on mobile patrol were alerted to this and located a cycle fitting the description at the junction of Court Street and Dundonald Street. The vehicle was followed and it was observed committing a number of traffic offences.
Update: Bodies Discovered At Abbot’s Cliff Identified
Sat, 2005-04-16
The Bermuda Police Service can confirm that the post mortem examinations of the two bodies found at Abbot's Cliff last Wednesday afternoon have been completed. Multiple points of identification have confirmed the bodies to be that of Jahmal and Jahmil Cooper. The family was notified of these findings.
UKCOT & Bermuda Law Enforcement Conference
Sun, 2005-04-10
The United Kingdom Caribbean Overseas Territories (UKCOT) & Bermuda Law Enforcement Conference will be held from Tuesday, April 12 – Thursday, April 14, 2005 at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess hotel.
UKCOT & Bermuda Law Enforcement Conference
Wed, 2005-04-06
The United Kingdom Caribbean Overseas Territories (UKCOT) & Bermuda Law Enforcement Conference will be held from Tuesday, April 12 – Thursday, April 14, 2005 at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess hotel.
The Search for the Cooper Twins
Wed, 2005-03-23
Police are continuing the search for missing twins Jahmal and Jahmil Cooper who were last seen in the early hours of Sunday March 13, 2005 at a residence on Crown Hill Lane in Devonshire. 25 officers will continue the systematic search to locate the missing men.
COMMISSIONER’S PRESS COMMENTS REGARDING THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE ASSAULT AND DISAPPEARANCE OF JAHMAL AND JAHMIL COOPER
Sun, 2005-03-20
THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE REPORTED ASSAULT OF JAHMIL AND JAHMAL COOPER CONTINUES. A TEAM OF 24 DETECTIVES UNDER THE COMMAND OF ACTING SUPT. ANDREW BOYCE IS WORKING ON THIS INVESTIGATION. THE TEAM IS BEING ASSISTED BY MEMBERS OF THE MARINE UNIT AND AS OF TODAY, APPROXIMATELY 25 ADDITIONAL OFFICERS WILL BE DRAWN INTO THE INVESTIGATION TO ASSIST IN THE SEARCH FOR JAHMAL AND JAHMIL COOPER.
