Cayman: Opposition members utterly disappointed by Premiers blame game
Friday, September 4th, 2020 was indeed a sad day for the Cayman Islands and its people.
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Law & Courts
Cayman: Man charged following assault in George Town
Shortly before 6:00AM on Sunday, 6 September, officers responded to a report of an assault at an address near the junction of West Bay Road and Eastern Avenue in George Town.
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Cayman: Firearms recovered and man charged with Drug Offenses following search
On Friday, 4 September, RCIPS officers arrested a man, age 29 of North Side, in connection with an offence of indecent assault.
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Clarification on the Governor’s role in assenting to the Civil Partnership Law
Colours Cayman is a locally operated non-profit that aims to foster a safe and comfortable social environment for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual (LGBTQIA+) commun...
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Cayman: Stabbing incident in George Town
The second court appearance of the man, age 19 of George Town, who was charged with Wounding in relation to a stabbing on Sound Way on 31 August, was brought forward to yesterday, 7 September.
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False statements and disclosure issues fuel Scotiabank’s market manipulation settlements
US authorities have slapped Canada’s Scotiabank with harsh penalties in a market manipulation case, in part because of its failure to reveal the full extent of wrongdoing when voluntarily disclosing t...
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Colours welcomes assent
Colours Cayman is a locally operated non-profit that aims to foster a safe and comfortable social environment for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual (LGBTQIA+) commun...
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Cayman: Premier’s statement on Civil Partnership Law 2020
GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands - As Premier, I am utterly humiliated that because of our failure to do our duty as a Legislature, the UK Government has been forced to legislate for us.
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Cayman: The RCIPS warns the public against carrying bladed weapons
The RCIPS is increasingly concerned with the number of violent crimes involving bladed weapons that have occurred over the past month on Grand Cayman, predominantly in the GT central area.
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