Why British police don’t have guns
The deaths of two female police constables have brought into focus the unarmed status of most British police. Why does Britain hold firm against issuing guns to officers on the beat? It’s the single most obvious feature that sets the…
CIB3 to be seriously investigated under new head and “Supergrass” axed
First story from Private Eye A recent article on the CIB3 anti-corruption squad of which Martin Bridger, who headed up our own fiasco Operation Tempura, was a part. Grass stains It finally looks as if Scotland Yard will be forced…
Cayman Islands Police Officer leaves accident scene
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) are investigating an off duty police officer who allegedly left the scene of an accident in the early hours of Friday (14) morning. The police confirmed Monday (17) a 54 year old RCIPS…
Bail not granted to man charged with murder of Robert Bush
Justice Carol Beswick refused Brian Emmanuel Borden’s application for bail on 13th September, 2012. Robert Mackford Bush was murdered on the 13th September 2011. He was shot by two gunmen whilst seated in a car and he died as a…
Both men charged with possession of unlicensed firearms found “Not Guilty”
Frederick Boothe was charged along with Mr. Charles Ebanks of unlawful possession of an unlicenced firearm. Boothe and Ebanks were said to have been in the vicinity of the L.I. Night Club, Lawrence Avenue, on 26th March 2011 and had…
Bridger named in dirty cops book
Martin Bridger, who led the Cayman Islands infamous Operation Tempura into our own supposed police corruption, is one of over 40 London Scotland Yard detectives named in a book that purports to disclose “Dirty cops, bent justice and racism in…
Jamaican wanted for Cayman bank robbery remanded
From Jamaican Observer A Jamaican man who is wanted in the Cayman Islands for bank robbery was yesterday remanded in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court. Ryan Edwards was ordered remanded by Magistrate Georgianna Fraser until October 4 after the…
Tempura Boss, Martin Bridger, battles on alone
In the summer of 2007, journalist John Evans broke into the offices of Cayman Net News, where his employer, the newspaper owner, the late Desmond Seales, reputedly kept a file of information leaked to him by a senior Cayman…
78 Year old fisherman sentenced to do 150 hours community service
Justice Carol Beswick in the Grand Court on 24th Aug handed down a sentence of 150 hours community service to a 78 year old man, a retired Seafarer, who had pleaded guilty to stealing CI$180 from his employer, Jacques Scott….
Teenagers arrested following Grand Cayman burglaries
Two teenagers – one aged 13 and the other 19 – have been arrested and are currently in police custody following two separate burglaries. The first burglary was reported to police shortly before 2.00pm yesterday, when a man returned to…
