Get ready for Murphy’s Law
Jon Murphy has risen through the ranks of Merseyside Police and is regarded as an expert in serious and organised crime. On Monday, he will bring his knowledge to Cayman, when he heads a specialist unit of UK crime-fighters in…
Experts sought to solve gang warfare
Merseyside Chief Constable Jon Murphy, the UK’s top cop for serious and organised crime, will arrive in Cayman next week to advise local police on battling gang activity He will arrive on 3 October with the first group of 20…
SCHOOLBOY GANGSTERS: Police chief reveals terrifying extent of Cayman crime war
Police Commissioner David Baines has exposed the true extent Cayman’s crime problem – revealing there are 13 separate gangs operating with members as young as just 14 years old. The Islands’ top officer was speaking to representatives of the business…
The importance of freedom
Information Commissioner, Jennifer Dilbert gave a special presentation on the work of her Office to MLA’s and Chief Officers of government departments, to mark International Right to Know Day. “We are joining over 90 countries worldwide in celebrating this day…so…
Sybil really is a true hero
Cayman’s own National Hero Mrs. Sybil McLaughlin is the only woman in the world who can claim to be the first female speaker of the house in the Caribbean. The veteran public servant is revered as being one of the…
China links strengthened with TIEA deal
Premier McKeeva Bush has announced that he has entered into a landmark agreement to share tax information with China. It will grant the Chinese government access to all financial information held in Cayman for its nationals and corporations. This is…
MURDERS UP – ROBBERIES DOWN: Police chief says heists decline is linked to deaths
In the face of five murders in nine days, says Commissioner of Police David Baines, armed robberies have nearly stopped, and the evidence is that the two are intimately tied. “Who do you think is involved in them?” the commissioner…
Run away 16 yr old found safe
A teenage girl who went missing from a Girls’ Home earlier this month has been found safe and well. Concerned for her safety, detectives issued an urgent appeal last week for information as to the whereabouts of Shandi Sandoval The…
ICCI opens new business building
A new business building has opened on the grounds of the International College of the Cayman Islands (ICCI). It has been named the Carlyle and Martha McLaughlin Hall in honour of two people who made immense financial and professional contributions…
Celestial help needed to stop murders
Calling civil authorities largely incompetent to arrest those responsible for Cayman’s recent murder spree, pastors from across the island have called on celestial assistance to stem the violence that has taken five lives in two weeks. Speaking at a Sunday-evening…