From RCIPS

Update (24 November):

The man, age 44 of George Town, who was arrested on Friday afternoon, 19 November, in relation to an incident on Elgin Avenue the previous day, has now been charged with Threats to Kill, Resisting Arrest, and Possession of an Offensive Weapon, in relation to the incident. He was also charged with two counts each of Driving Without Insurance, Using a Vehicle with Expired Registration and Using a Vehicle Without a Valid Certificate of Roadworthiness.

The man appeared in court on Monday, 22 November, and was remanded in custody pending a further appearance

Update (19 November):

Shortly before 2:00PM this afternoon, 19 November, the wanted man who brandished a knife and fled from officers on Elgin Avenue yesterday afternoon, 18 November, was located by firearms officers in the West Bay area. The man, age 44 of George Town, was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon and threats to kill, in relation to the incident. The man had been wanted for failing to appear in court, and has also been arrested for this offense. He remains in custody as investigations continue.

Initial Release (18 November):

This afternoon, 18 November, while conducting proactive patrols in George Town, RCIPS firearms officers identified a wanted man near the Government Administration Building on Elgin Avenue.

The officers approached the man, who brandished a knife and threatened them.  In response, the officers drew their tasers and instructed the man to drop the knife.  However the man fled on foot before officers could detain him.  Officers pursued the man but lost sight of him in the vicinity of the passport office on Elgin Avenue.

No one was injured during the incident and the officers did not discharge any weapons.  No members of the public at the Government Administration Building were placed in danger by the wanted man.

Police are currently continuing to make attempts to locate the wanted man, but are not publicly circulating his identity at this time.