Topic: robberies
Police probe link between early hours arrest and string of George Town robberies
Police are investigating a potential link between the early hours arrest of a masked man in a business property in George Town and a spate of similar raids in the capital
One arrest made after spate of robberies
Police have arrested a 34-year-old man after a string of seven robberies in just four days - six of them along George Town's waterfront
Tourism association concerned about robbery spike
As Cayman heads into the high winter holiday season, tourism officials say it is imperative local authorities get a handle on the recent spike in robberies.
Police arrest four robbery suspects over weekend
In a number of operations carried out over the weekend, police arrested four men suspected of being involved in the recent spate of robberies.
Governor calls for more responsible drivers as DUIs hit 100
Governor Jane Owen has expressed concern that even in the face of stiffer penalties Driving Under the Influence remains an issue in Cayman with 100 people having been arrested for drink driving in the last five months.
Cops probe 3 armed robberies occurring in an hour
Police are today investigating three armed robberies which occurred within minutes of each other in George Town on Thursday night.
More CCTV cameras planned to eliminate blind spots
Deputy Police Commissioner Kurt Walton says plans are in the works to add more cameras to the local CCTV network to eliminate blind spots and help police in their crime-detection efforts.
35 armed robberies this year
Since the start of the year, police say 35 armed robberies have been reported. Of those, 27 have involved guns, and 23 have occurred since August.
Three robbery incidents in George Town Friday night
Police responded to three to two armed robberies and one attempted robbery in George Town on Friday night.
Man arrested for George Town robberies
A Bodden Town man was arrested Wednesday in connection with two armed robberies on Sept. 9.
Robberies rise, burglaries decrease
Robberies increased by more than 60 percent while reported burglaries dropped by some 34 percent, according to half-year crime statistics that represent a mixed bag for the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service.
