Topic: Fabian O’Connor

A Grand Court jury has found Fabian O’Connor Jr., son of Cayman’s ‘dancing policeman’, not guilty of attempting to run over his father while the officer was on duty directing traffic and tourists in the George Town waterfront.

Cayman's 'dancing policeman' Fabian O'Connor Sr. has accused his son of trying to run him down while he was on duty directing traffic and tourists at a busy intersection in downtown George Town.

Philanthropy, creativity and gardening knowhow have come together to create a charitable initiative that puts fresh produce in the hands of those who need...

Following reports of attempts by individuals trying to sell drugs and rent chairs along the waterfront in George Town, police and National Roads Authority, with a landscaping company, cleaned up the area earlier this month.

Nancy Easterbrook was honored with a lifetime achievement award on Tuesday evening at the Cayman Islands Tourism Association’s annual Stingray Tourism Awards.

Auxiliary Constable Fabian O’Connor, who won the Diversity Award at this year’s Police Service Awards, has entered into a partnership with the National Roads Authority to improve the traffic signs and road markings on the waterfront and in central George Town.

Neighborhood police officer Fabian O’Connor, known as the ‘dancing policeman,’ is known for his animated style of directing traffic in the capital.

Cayman students took a decidedly practical approach to their experiments Saturday at Rotary Central’s 12th annual science fair.

Readers loved our story about Officer Fabian O’Connor’s crowd-wowing traffic directing in downtown George Town this past week.

George Town waterfront has a new tourist attraction. Officer Fabian O’Connor, known as the “dancing policeman,” is gaining plaudits for his animated style of directing traffic in the capital.