The Bermuda Police Service continues to advise the motoring public to slow down and to use care, caution and courtesy on the islands roads. Additionally, we urge those traveling in cars to use their seatbelts at all times and those traveling on motorcycles to fasten their helmets and avoid making a third lane. During the week of Monday, March 24th – Monday, March 31st 2008 there were:
The majority of vehicles removed were auxiliary cycles & motorcycles, with two cars removed during the week. Of the 19 vehicles reported stolen, 5 were subsequently recovered. |
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Update - Operation Safer Streets | ||||||||||||||||||||
To date, Operation Safer Streets has been quite successful, resulting in several arrests for various offences as well as the seizure of drugs and offensive/prohibited weapons. The achievements of the initiative to date are outlined below:
(*) Persons arrested whilst found committing generic offences such as impaired driving. (**) Persons to be arrested for non drugs/firearms related offences such as burglary, assault, etc. |
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Burglaries | ||||||||||||||||||||
Analysis of Reported Burglaries from March 17th to March 24th 2008There were 28 reported burglaries and 2 reported attempted burglaries from Monday, March 17th to Monday, March 24th, 2008. WEST REPORTED BURGLARIES Sandys = 2 Southampton = 1 Warwick = 10 Western Parishes Total = 13 CENTRAL REPORTED BURGLARIES Paget = 4 City of Hamilton = 0 Pembroke = 6 Devonshire = 3 Central Parishes Total = 13 EAST REPORTED BURGLARIES Hamilton = 1 St. Georges = 0 Eastern Parishes Total = 2 TOTAL = 28 Common Targeted Goods: Cash, jewelry and electronic items (flat screen TVs, laptop computers, cell phones, DVD players etc). Common Methods of Entry: Insecure window or door; forced or pried window or door. Of note during the period: It appears that burglars have targeted residences in the Keith Hall Road / Ord Road, Warwick area as well as the South Road / Rocklands Road, Warwick area. |
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Crime Prevention Advice - Senior Citizens | ||||||||||||||||||||
Before opening the door to strangers, demand to see some form of identification. Police officers, BELCO and BTC employees are all required to carry identification when working out of the office. Also:
A message from the Community Safety Unit of the Bermuda Police Service.
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Media Notes | ||||||||||||||||||||
The investigation regarding the threat to the Premier is ongoing. The Bermuda Police Service is currently awaiting forensic examination results. |
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2007 Alco-Analyser Statistics | ||||||||||||||||||||
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AGES
TIME OF ARRESTS
DAY OF WEEK
VEHICLES INVOLVED
MEAN AVERAGE FAILURE RATE = 168.16 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. ROAD TRAFFIC COLLISIONS = 108 HIGHEST READING = 355 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. LOWEST PASS READING = 0 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. YOUNGEST PERSON = 16 years old, refused test OLDEST PERSON = 77 years old, refused test JANUARY – DECEMBER 2006
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