Inspectors
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| Inspector David Bhagwan | |
| Inspector Cerepha Bridgeman | |
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Inspector Kuhn Evans Inspector Kuhn Evans is the eldest of three brothers and has three children. He has been a football referee since 2001 and is President of the Bermuda Referee's Association. He was educated at: 1975 – 1982: The Paget Primary (Honors – Math) 1982 – 1987: The Berkeley Institute (BSSC, 8 ‘O’ Levels, Honors) 1987 – 1989: The Bermuda College – Police Cadet Program (Diploma in Computer Information Systems) and joined the Bermuda Police Service as a Cadet on August 3rd, 1987, becoming a Constable on September 2nd, 1989. During his career he has worked in various areas including: Cadet Training School, Central Uniform, Task Force, Traffic Patrols / Traffic Enforcement Motorcycle Patrols, Major Incident Room, Cycle Crime Unit, Police Support Unit, Central Uniform as Acting Inspector, Police Support Unit as Acting Inspector, Criminal Investigation Unit (Central & Eastern), Eastern Uniform, Eastern Community Action Team, Armed Response Unit and the Criminal Investigation Unit (Eastern) / Second in Charge of the Eastern Division. On February 23rd 2001 he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and on January 11th 2011 he was promoted to the rank of Inspector. Inspector Evans has attend many courses, including: Driving - Grade 3, 2,1 and Standard Motorcycle. Radar Operation. Laser Operation. Level 1 PSU. Emergency Response Unit Course. Sergeant Management Course. Traffic Collision Course. Tape Interview Course. Major Crime Investigative Technique Course – Canadian Police College. Advance Investigations Course – Regional Police Training Centre, Barbados. Joint Bermuda Regiment and Bermuda Police Service Training – Jamaica. Media & Presentation Course. Senior Sergeant and Inspector's Management Course. FIFA Referee’s Instructors Conference (Fitness), Jamaica. He has also received a Commissioner's Commendation and six Letters of Good Work as well as a Letter of Appreciation. In addition, Inspector Evans has refereed in the 2007 ‘NatWest’ Small Island Games in Rhodes, Greece. |
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Inspector Karema Flood Inspector Karema Flood commenced her policing career with the Bermuda Reserve Police in 2000 where she served for a year. She became a full time police officer in 2001 and has had the privilege of being posted within the following departments:
Central and Western Uniform Western Criminal Investigation Unit Financial Crime Unit and Drugs Unit
She was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in September 2013 and was posted to Hamilton Police Station as B Watch Station Sergeant for a short period. She was then posted to the Central Investigation Unit as a Detective Sergeant for a period of two years before being posted to the Vulnerable Persons Unit where she remains as Inspector.
Inspector Flood holds a Bachelor’s degree in Global Business Management in addition to certificates in Leadership and Management. She is the recipient of numerous Merit Awards and Letters of Good Work. Throughout her career she has had opportunities to attend and successfully complete several training courses locally and overseas.
Inspector Flood currently holds a Senior Investigation Officer (SIO) designate and has assisted and led numerous high profile investigations. She is passionate about investigative work and throughout her career she has investigated a wide range of offences to include:
theft burglary serious sexual assaults drug importation attempted murder sedition, and a plethora of offences relating to Child Act investigations.
The majority of these investigations resulted in successful convictions.
She works alongside external agencies in the community to highlight awareness and preventative measures to both children and adult audiences to minimize their risk of becoming victims of sexual abuse.
Her main objective for her and her team is to deliver to child victims and victims of sexual assault and elder abuse, a level of service that encompasses respect, attention, confidentiality and quality focused investigations.
She enjoys travelling, debates, reading and having a good laugh. |
| Inspector Derrick Golding | |
| Inspector Rohan Henry | |
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Inspector Dean Martin Detective Inspector (DI) Dean Martin joined the Bermuda Police Service in September 2000, following his service with South Yorkshire Police.
In 2006, DI Martin was promoted to Detective Sergeant in the Criminal Investigation Department. Over the years, he gained significant experience across various specialized units, including Central Uniform, CID, Gangs and Firearms Team, and the Serious Crime Unit.
DI Martin’s performance and commitment to justice have earned him numerous accolades, including Merit Awards, Letters of Good Work, Commissioner’s Commendations, and the prestigious Department of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Award for outstanding contributions to the pursuit of justice.
In 2023, DI Martin was promoted to Detective Inspector, a role in which he currently oversees both the Criminal Investigation Unit (CIU) and the Forensic Support Unit (FSU), where he manages both the office and the officers under his command. His leadership ensures that investigations are conducted with the highest level of professionalism and efficiency. |
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Inspector Fiona Miller Inspector Fiona Miller has 31 years of policing experience and joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1991 as a Police Constable.
After completing Recruit Foundation Course 45 she has worked in the following areas:
Eastern Uniform Task Force Central Uniform Traffic Department Cycle Squad Prosecutions Department Western Uniform Training School Driver Training Unit Cadet Training Unit Recruitment Officer Court Liaison Unit PATI Information Officer
Inspector Miller has received Letters of Good Work, Merit Award, Commissioner's Commendation, Perfect Attendance Certificate as well as the DPP's Outstanding Service Award.
Inspector Miller has completed several courses and attained several qualifications both locally and overseas, but not limited to: Standard and Advanced Driving and Motorcycle Courses which led to her becoming the first female driving instructor for the Bermuda Police Service; Harassment Contact Officer; Training for Trainers Course; Media & Presentation Skills Training Course; Leadership & Management Course; Transformational Leadership Course; Women’s Leadership Institute Conference hosted by the International Association of Chiefs of Police and SCARS Training.
Inspector Miller is also involved in the community as a First Aider with St John’s Ambulance and is an Executive/Board Member of the Bermuda Bicycle Association.
Inspector Miller’s current posting is the Officer in Charge of the Corporate Unit of the Intelligence & Systems Department |
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Inspector Shakisha Minors Inspector Shakisha Minors commenced her policing career with the Bermuda Police Service in 2000 as a Police Cadet. She became a Police Constable in 2001 and progressed her diverse career working in Eastern, Western and Central Uniform, Police Support Unit, Narcotics Unit, Gang Targeting Unit, Training School and Community Action Team.
In 2013 she was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Over the years she has been the recipient of Letters of Good Work, Merit Awards, Commissioner’s Commendations and the 2018 ASSL/ACCP Regional Recognition Award Programme’s Top Caribbean Officer second runner up award.
She has completed an overseas DEA course, several local courses, attended overseas training conferences in the U.K. and United States, and conducted overseas drug conspiracy investigations in United States and Canada.
In recent years, she has worked with community partners and stakeholders to deliver a community focused service, driving specific initiatives to help resolve community issues.
Additionally, she developed the ‘Be a Part of a Miracle Hamper’ Initiative which has donated over $18,000 worth of goods to copious Bermuda charities since its conception in 2014.
She has a 7 year old son that she owes her drive to progress her policing career to.
Inspector Minors’ new posting is second in command of the eastern parishes (Community Policing Division). |
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Inspector Paul Ridley Detective Inspector Paul Ridley joined the Bermuda Police Service in 2004, having commenced service with Gwent Police, UK in 1997. During his UK service, Inspector Ridley has worked as a Community Beat Officer, a Divisional Drug Unit detective and it was during these posts that he attained UK designation as an accredited detective. Since joining the Bermuda Police Service, Detective Inspector Ridley initially worked as a uniformed officer at the Hamilton Police Station & also the Criminal Investigation Unit, although has spent the majority of his service at the Financial Crime Unit, initially as an investigator, then first line supervisor and more recently, as Head of Unit. Detective Inspector Ridley holds a Masters Degree in Financial Investigation, a Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in Counter Fraud and Criminal Justice, a post-graduate diploma in International Compliance and is also a Certified Anti Money Laundering Specialist. Dectective Inspector Ridley has received financial crime training from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Toronto Police Service, FINTRAC, City of London Police and also the National Crime Agency. He is a member of the National Anti-Money Laundering Operational Working Group and represented the Bermuda Police Service in the most recent CFATF Mutual Evaluation Review. |
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Inspector Clifford Roberts Inspector Clifford Roberts joined the Bermuda Police Service in 1986 as a Cadet, then completed his Recruit Foundation Course in 1989 receiving the Baton of Honour Award. He spent 7 years in uniform patrol before joining the Bermuda Fire Service as a firefighter only to return to policing in 1998. Since which he was posted to the communications centre where he was promoted to Sergeant in August 2009. His career moved to the Criminal Investigations Department where he has had to manage numerous complexed burglary, theft, fraud, unnatural deaths, and serious sexual assault investigations. In August 2022 he was promoted to the rank of Inspector and remains in charge of the Crime Unit. Inspector Roberts has successfully completed numerous investigative training locally, as well as in the US, UK and Canada, namely:- Senior Investigating Officers Course (SIO), Disaster Victim Identification Course, Anti-Money Laundering for Beginner’s Course, Major Case Management: Team Commander Course (Canadian Police College), Major Crime Investigative Techniques Course (Canadian Police College), Bribery Act Training for MLROs and Compliance Officers Course, Disclosure & Criminal Reform Act, Training & Facilitators Course (Avon & Somerset Police College, UK), Investigative & Witness statement training of sexual crimes against juveniles, Tactical Firearms Commanders, Mass Casualty Management Course, Improving Performance for Senior Sergeant & Inspectors Course, Communications Centre Supervision and Management Course (Institute of Police Technology & Management College, USA), Transforming Leadership Course, Public Safety Communicator 1 Course (APCO Institute), and Drug Investigator Course (New Jersey, USA).
Inspector Roberts holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice Administration and a Certificate in Legal Studies. He is the recipient of two Police Commendations and Letters of Good Work.
He is an avid cyclist and has represented Bermuda at the national level in football, as a player and a coach. He is the Founder of the charitable event, AXA Man on the Run which he devised to raise awareness and funds to fight Prostate Cancer. |
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Inspector Andrew Smalling Inspector Andrew Smalling joined the Bermuda Police Service in 2006 and has been a law enforcement officer for 26 years. He started his law enforcement journey in 1996 as a Police Cadet with the Jamaica Constabulary Force and subsequently served as a sworn officer. He was promoted to Sergeant in 2010 and spent most of his supervisory career in the Community Policing Division as a Patrol Sergeant.
Inspector Smalling is now an Incident Commander in the Community Policing Division. In this role, he oversees and commands the deployment of officers to calls for service, including critical incidents. Inspector Smalling is an active member of the Bermuda Police Association, and previously served on the Executive and Negotiations Teams.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Management and Master’s Degrees in Information and Communications Technology as well as Business and Management Research. Inspector Smalling has completed several professional development courses in Leadership, Coaching, Performance Management, Problem-Oriented Policing and Tactical Firearms Command. Inspector Smalling has also received specialized training as an Authorised Firearms and Close Protection Officer, Public Order Level 1 Officer, Narcotics Investigator, Intelligence Officer, Judo Instructor and holds a certificate in the Interception of Urban Criminality.
Inspector Smalling is a Rotarian (Pembroke) and a Member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the Chartered Management Institute. He volunteers as a Duke of Edinburgh Award Assessor, CADA Techniques in Intervention Procedure (TIPS) Trainer, Eco-Schools Assessor, Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) tour guide and is certified as a Fire Marshall. He is a member of the St. George’s Cricket Club where he also serves as the Manager of the club's master’s League Football team, popularly known as “Stallions”.
Inspector Smalling has received several commendations and Letters of Good Work, the most notable being a Commissioner's Commendation awarded in 2017, for leading a team of officers to the British Virgin Islands as a part of Operation Ruman. Operation Ruman was the British Government's combined military and humanitarian operations in September 2017 to provide relief after the island was devastated by Hurricane Irma. This deployment still remains in Andrew’s memory as a life-changing experience.
Inspector Smalling embraces the motto “Service above Self”. He hails himself as a servant leader due to his constant focus on making his staff feel valued, while helping them grow and develop personally and professionally. He believes that this leadership approach results in greater staff satisfaction and a higher level of service delivery to the community.
Inspector Smalling credits much of his success to the active and unwavering support and prayers of family, close friends and mentors. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, surfing the internet and watching comedies. |
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Inspector Markland Telemaque Inspector Markland Telemaque had the distinct pleasure of joining the Bermuda Police Service on July 1st 2000, having been recruited from the Jamaica Constabulary Force.
His initial posting placed him in uniform at the Hamilton Police Station, where he enjoyed general policing duties. He has since spent a number of years in the Narcotics Division where he worked alongside Bermuda Customs in the interdiction of controlled substances coming into our island. He is the recipient of three Commissioner's Commendations, one Merit Award and various Letters of Good Work.
He serves as a mentor to several young people in helping them to escape the false lure of surrounding negative influences; helping them to focus and lead productive lives, fulfilling their full potential. |
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Inspector Kenten Trott Inspector Kenten Trott has been a police officer for 11 years, joining in April of 2007. He was on Recruit Foundation Course 69 and graduated receiving the Baton of Honour and Academic Award.
Inspector Trott spent three years as a Police Constable and during that time worked in the following areas:
Patrol Division Community Action Team Criminal Investigation Unit Serious Crime Unit
In January 2011, at 26 years of age, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. During his time as a Sergeant he was posted in the following areas:
Community Policing Division Criminal Investigation Unit Serious Crime Unit Intelligence/Special Operations
Inspector Trott has attended numerous courses both locally and overseas including: Criminal Investigation Course, Senior Investigating Officers Course, Major Case Management Course, Kidnapping Extortion and Product Contamination Course, Group Violence Intervention, Disclosure and Criminal Reform Act Training and Facilitators Course.
During his career, he has received Commissioner’s Commendations, Merit Awards and Letters of Good Work.
Inspector Trott’s new posting is in the Serious Crime Unit. |
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