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Renewed Public Appeal for Whereabouts of 14 Year Old Destiny Winters [Located]

Wed, 2020-01-08

The Bermuda Police Service is once again seeking the assistance of the public in locating 14 year old Destiny Winters.

The teen left her designated Government Care Facility Tuesday night (January 7th) after being located in the Fentons Drive, Pembroke area earlier that afternoon and returned to the facility.

She is described as brown complexioned, approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall, of medium build with shoulder length curly hair.

When last seen, Destiny was wearing a black rain jacket, black tights and black Nike sneakers. 

She is known to frequent locations in Pembroke including Fentons Drive, Parsons Road, St. Augustine Hill, Middletown, One Way Deepdale and The Glebe Road.

So far efforts by police officers to locate her have been unsuccessful.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of 14 year old Destiny Winters is asked to call police on 295-0011 or her designated Government Care Facility on 292-3699.

Update: The Bermuda Police Service would like to thank the public for their assistance in locating 14 year old Destiny Winters.

She was found safe and well this evening (Wednesday, January 8th) on Middle Road in Devonshire and returned to her designated Government Care Facility.

Male Motorcyclist Injured in Collision With Car on North Shore Road

Tue, 2020-01-07

Around 1:40am Tuesday, January 7th police and fellow first responders were dispatched to a reported two vehicle collision on North Shore Road in Hamilton parish near the junction with Coney Island Road.

It appears that a car was being driven west along North Shore Road and a motorcyclist was traveling in the opposite direction when the collision occurred.

Public Thanked for Response to Assault Appeal: Suspect Charged in Court

Mon, 2020-01-06

The Bermuda Police Service thanks members of the public who responded to our requests for information regarding the assault on New Year’s Day, of a seventy year-old male outside the Washington Mall on Reid Street in the City of Hamilton.

Thanks to your assistance, a forty year-old male suspect has been arrested, charged and brought before the courts.

Male Rider in ICU After Reported Single Vehicle Motorcycle Crash

Sun, 2020-01-05

Around 2:50am Sunday, January 5th police and fellow first responders were dispatched to a reported single vehicle motorcycle crash at the junction of North Shore Road and Black Watch Pass in Pembroke.

It appears that the rider, said to be a 37 year old Devonshire man, was traveling east along North Shore Road when he struck the round-a-bout at the junction – sustaining injuries to his chest, leg and hands.

Reported Two Vehicle Damage Only Collision on North Shore Road

Fri, 2020-01-03

Around 2:52pm this afternoon, [3-Jan] police were dispatched to a report of a two-vehicle collision on North Shore Road near Jennings Road Smith’s parish, involving a truck and a taxi.

There are no reported injuries, however as a result of this collision, the road has been completely blocked.

Traffic headed east is now being diverted over Store Hill with westbound traffic being diverted over Flatt’s Hill.

Two Teen Males Arrested After Being Stopped on Stolen Motorcycle

Thu, 2020-01-02

At 11:45 pm on Tuesday 31-Dec-2019, police officers were on duty when they spotted a motorcycle with two males driving west along Front Street.

Officers observed the rider and his pillion passenger were wearing gloves and masks pulled up on their faces.

Checks revealed the motorcycle was reported as having been taken without the owner’s consent.

Reported Missing Teen: 13 Year Old Niasia Pitcher [Located]

Thu, 2020-01-02

The Bermuda Police Service is seeking the public's assistance in locating 13 year-old Niasia Pitcher.

Miss Pitcher, is described as, 5ft 3in tall, of slim build, light complexion, with brown eyes and long brown hair, worn in a bun. When last seen she was wearing a blue jacket light blue jeans and white sneakers.

There are reports she was seen at around 11am yesterday, Wednesday 1st January, in the Kings Lane area off of Kyhber Heights Road in Warwick.

Anyone with information on missing 13 year-old Niasia Pitcher, is asked to call the main police number, 295-0011.

Update: Please be advised that Niasia Pitcher has been found.

Thank you all for your assistance in helping to locate her, it is truly appreciated.

Witness Appeal: Suspected Assault of 70 Year Old Man [Updated]

Wed, 2020-01-01

At around 11:30 this morning, Wednesday 1st January, 2020, police received an emergency call that a man was seen lying on the sidewalk outside the Washington Mall on Reid Street in the City of Hamilton.

He was reportedly breathing but unresponsive. Upon arrival officers were informed the victim, a seventy year old male had already been conveyed to hospital by ambulance.

He is currently listed in critical condition in the hospital's Intensive Care Unit.

Appeal for Suspect's Return

Tue, 2019-12-31

Following a search of a property by the Bermuda Police Service (BPS), on Saturday 9th November 2019, in the Fairylands area, police are seeking the return to Bermuda of the owner, who is currently in the United States, for interview in regards to an ongoing criminal investigation.

Two warrants, one under the Firearms Act and another under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act, otherwise known as PACE, in relation to ongoing investigations which the BPS is conducting.

Commissioner's End of Year Message

Sun, 2019-12-29

As the year closes I reflect on 12 months of hard work and success achieved by the officers and staff of the Bermuda police service. I am also pleased that there are lesser times I am referred to as the ‘new commissioner’ not least as I have made Bermuda my home as much as my work place.

I am so proud of what the BPS have delivered, not least as much is unknown to the public. Indeed that should be the case as I am believer in preventing crime rather than sorting things when they have gone wrong. Prevention means fewer victims, greater public safety as well as increased community confidence and that is our primary business.

Top of that list is protecting life and this year has seen the absence of homicide, particularly involving firearms and a continuing fall in road related deaths, whilst the thoughts and prayers of the BPS remain with those families who have lost loved ones.