Commissioner Addresses Unfounded Social Media Post

Mon, 2025-01-27

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) has been made aware of a video circulating on social media which includes allegations that have no support in the investigation into the death of Mr. Marco Warren.

Addressing the situation, Darrin Simons, Commissioner of Police stated, “Since this unfortunate incident, the Premier has been in contact with police and willingly assisted us with our ongoing inquiry. Additionally, I must state clearly, there is no information to suggest that government Minister, Tinee Furbert, has had any involvement in the matters alleged.”

Mr. Simons assured, “The BPS operates with fairness, impartiality, and integrity, and we keep an open mind with every investigation. We continue to encourage anyone who may have relevant information to come forward and assist us in our efforts. If you have any information, please contact Acting Detective Superintendent, Jason Smith on 717-0864 or, via email at, jsmith2@bps.bm. You may also call the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers number, 800-8477.”

The Commissioner added, “I must also address the public directly regarding the spread of unfounded or slanderous posts on social media. Sharing unsubstantiated claims or defamatory content can have serious consequences not only for the individuals targeted, but also legally, for those responsible. I urge the community to think carefully before engaging with or, spreading such content.”

The Bermuda Police Service remains unwavering in delivering justice through fact-based investigation. We sincerely ask for your cooperation and understanding as we continue this important work.