Prince Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell owe it to their accusers to appear in court
By Gaby Hinsliff From The Guardian
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Law & Courts
US: Trump impeachment evidence overwhelming - House report
Evidence for impeaching Donald Trump for misconduct in office is "overwhelming", according to the panel leading the US impeachment inquiry.
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Cayman: Woman charged with two offenses relating to the CONCACAF investigation
A 45-year-old-woman of George Town was arrested and charged today for the offence of Conspiracy to Defraud and Converting Criminal Property.
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Cayman: Criminal Records Office advises public of 2-Day Turnaround Time
The RCIPS Criminal Records Office wishes to advise the public that, effective immediately, the standard turnaround time for walk-in customers is now two working days.
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Cayman: SCAM ALERT: Fake Facebook Page Impersonating the Hon. Moses Kirkconnell
Police are investigating a report of a person impersonating the Hon. Deputy Premier Mr.
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Cayman: Fraudulent Social Media accounts resurfacing
The Office of the Hon. Deputy Premier has notified the Royal Cayman Islands Police Financial Crimes Unit and the Cyber Crime Team of a another recent surge in fraudulent social media pages that has be...
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European Parliament sends rule of law fact-finding mission to Malta
Maltese investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed in a car bomb attack in 2017.
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Cayman: Man charged for multiple burglaries
A man, age 31 of Bodden Town, has been arrested and formally charged with one count of Attempted Burglary, two counts of Damage to Property, and two counts of Burglary, in relation to three separate i...
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Cayman: Man found dead on Eastern Avenue
Just before 3:40AM police and other emergency services were dispatched to Bananas Bar, Dolphins Plaza on Eastern Avenue where it was reported that there was a person in distress.
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Increase in modern slavery victims exploited in doorstep scams
Organized criminal gangs are increasingly using victims of modern slavery to carry out door-to-door scams, the UK’s National Trading Standards has found in a new report.
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