Cayman: Collision involving police vehicle
Shortly after 7:30AM, 2 December, an RCIPS motorcycle, which was responding to an incident, was involved in a traffic collision with a private SUV.
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Law & Courts
Cayman: Postal Service warns of fraud
The Cayman Islands Postal Service (CIPS) advises the public to be wary of a fraudulent notice that appears to be popping up on social media sites.
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Dominica: Court rejects Opposition attempt to stop Election
Dominica's High Court denied a request from the opposition for an injunction to stop Friday's General election from going forward.
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Dominica protesters block airport roads in Election fight/Saint Lucian police deployed to Dominica ahead of General Election
ROSEAU, DOMINICA - Protesters trying to cancel national elections have blocked roads leading to the main airport on the eastern Caribbean island of Dominica.
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Teenager absconds, RCIPS requests public assistance in locating her - UPDATE: FOUND
Motesha Mothen, who absconded on Tuesday, 3 December, has now been located and appears to be in good health. The RCIPS thanks the public for their assistance.
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Cayman: Appointment of Director of Public Prosecutions
His Excellency the Governor, Martyn Roper, OBE is pleased to announce the appointment of Patrick Moran as the Director of Public Prosecutions.
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UK: Man who helped stop London terrorist also a murderer
James Ford, the 42-year-old man who helped stop the latest London knife terrorist, is being rejected as a "hero," because he is a convicted murderer who was on day release, U.K.'s Daily Mail reported.
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British PM vows to strengthen prison sentences after London attack
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday he would strengthen prison sentences, vowing to boost security after an attack in the British capital by a man convicted of terrorism who was released early...
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Russia to label individuals as 'foreign agents' under new law
Russia can designate independent journalists and bloggers as "foreign agents" after amending a controversial law.
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