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Police to begin another clampdown on rogue drivers

RCIPS officers conduct Operation Clyro in 2024 (CNS): As the Easter break approaches, the RCIPS Traffic and Roads Policing Unit is launching another clampdown on rogue drivers. Operation Clyro, an annual campaign since 2024, aims to reduce dangerous driving behaviours, particularly those which lead to the loss of life. The RCIPS said the first phase for 2026 will start on Friday and last for two…

Police to begin another clampdown on rogue drivers

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Drunks and speeders causing most of serious crash toll

RCIPS roadblock during Operation Winter Guardian (photo supplied by the RCIPS)RCIPS roadblock during Operation Winter Guardian (photo supplied by the RCIPS) (CNS): Even though drinking and driving is one of the main causes of accidents on local roads, overnight on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, police arrested only four people for DUI and just 23 in total during the holiday safety campaign…

Drunks and speeders causing most of serious crash toll

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Police begin another crackdown on rogue drivers

RCIPS nighttime operation (photo supplied) (CNS): The RCIPS has launched its third road safety campaign for the year as police and other government agencies continue efforts to improve the poor standard of driving on local roads. More than 60 collisions are reported each week, and the aim is to reduce serious injuries and fatalities and encourage safer driving behaviour. Continue reading Police…

Police begin another crackdown on rogue drivers

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'We can get better' says senior cop

‘We can get better’ says senior cop

Acting Superintendent Brad Ebanks

(CNS): Acting Superintendent Brad Ebanks, who has taken over the entire RCIPS Uniform Operations, has said the service is good but it can get better. “I believe that the RCIPS is a very professional police service, but we can get even better,” Ebanks said, as he outlined his goals for his challenging new appointment. Following the departure of Superintendent…

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Local cop to take over 'super' role

Local cop to take over ‘super’ role

Superintendent Robert Graham

(CNS): Superintendent Robert “Robbie” Graham returned to the UK and his family this weekend after four years in the job heading up all of the Uniform Services across the islands. And with succession planning finally working in the RCIPS, he has handed the baton to local senior police officer Brad Ebanks, who becomes the acting superintendent. Graham said he felt…

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Pastors join police for gun amnesty

Pastors join police for gun amnesty

Superintendent Brad Ebanks and Deputy Commissioner Kurt Walton

(CNS): The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service will launch a one-month firearms amnesty Friday, offering clemency on the possession of unlicensed and illegal weapons and ammunition that are handed in to the authorities as part of the continuing focus on getting guns of the streets of Cayman. This time the police have joined forces…

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