New Year's Events

Detective Superintendent Sherwin Joseph, Officer in Charge of the Crime Division - "The Bermuda Police Service wish to thank the public for their co-operation and assistance in ensuring the Christmas Holiday weekend was free of any major incidents or criminal activity. As we approach the New Year’s Holiday weekend, we are asking that you continue to work with us to ensure a continued safe and enjoyable festive season. For our part, we will maintain a high-profile police presence as we provide public reassurance and work to deter criminal activity and anti-social behaviour. We are well prepared to respond to and deal with calls for assistance by members of the public, to incidents of crime or disorder. To that end, there will be increased traffic enforcement with officers adopting a zero-tolerance approach to road traffic offences, particularly those involving impaired driving. During this period, licensed premises and private venues throughout the island will hold New Year’s Eve theme parties and events. In keeping with tradition, those in attendance may engage in having a few drinks to celebrate. Please be reminded that Roadside Sobriety Checkpoints are in place having commenced on 24 December 2024, through to Thursday 2nd January 2025. We urge you to make the necessary arrangements to ensure that you return home safely, if you plan on consuming alcohol while out celebrating. As we’ve often stated, the life you save could well be your own. Additionally, driving after using any mind-altering substance, is considered impaired driving. Do not operate any vehicle if you have used any drugs, prescription or otherwise, that may alter your mental state. The Corporation of St. George will host their annual ‘Dropping of the Onion’ event at King’s Square in the Olde Towne on Tuesday 31st December 2024. The Bermuda Football Association will host the Shield and Friendship Cup Finals at Somerset Cricket Club on Wednesday 1st January 2025. The Shield Final will kick off at 12:00 noon followed by the Friendship Final at 2:00 p.m. If you intend on attending any or all of these planned events, please be aware that there will be a heightened police presence to ensure safe enjoyment for members of the public. You can expect there will be traffic checkpoints in operation where officers will be exercising their powers of search under various sections of law, should there be grounds to do so. We ask that you co-operate with the officers at these particular locations and follow their instructions should you be stopped. Our intention is to maintain order and provide reassurance to the public while as you celebrate the coming New Year. We would much prefer there is compliance by members of the public rather than our officers having to exercise their powers of arrest and and/or charge anyone with criminal offences. However, when and where required, we will decisively address any acts of criminality or anti-social behaviour. We wish to take this opportunity to wish all residents of Bermuda a happy, healthy, safe, prosperous 2025 and we look forward to continuing to partner with you as we all work to make Bermuda safer."

Motorcyclist Hurt in Reported Serious Paget Collision

Around 11:30 PM on Sunday 29th of December 2024, police and other first responders were dispatched to a report of a serious single vehicle road traffic accident, which occurred on Middle Road at the junction with Berwyn Hill, Paget. On arrival police discovered an unresponsive male lying in the road. He was taken to King Edward Memorial Hospital for treatment of his injuries, the extent of which has been described as being serious. Initial information suggest that the man was traveling in a westerly direction when the motorcycle he was riding struck a wall at the entrance to Berwyn Hill. Anyone who may have witnessed this collision is asked to contact Police Constable Rajiv Bailey on 211 or rbailey@bps.bm.

Prioritise Safety: Selling or Buying Items Online Involving Unknown Persons

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) is urging residents to prioritise their safety, if intending to meet up with any unknown individual, to buy or sell items advertised online. Three reports have been received between the 24th and 26th December 2024, where an unknown individual stole an item offered for sale on Facebook Marketplace, after meeting unsuspecting sellers at three separate prearranged locations. The stolen items included popular brand name electronics. Inquiries are ongoing regarding all of these matters, with the possibility some instances may be linked. Noting the popularity of Facebook Marketplace and other similar online commerce sites, the following proactive advice is strongly recommended. Safety First View the buyer or seller profile. Take a screenshot of it, if possible and take note of the profile’s web address (URL). Check how long the profile has been active, when it was created and how many friends the account has. Be wary of newly created profiles that only have a few friends, or no friends at all. Also, be suspicious of promoted accounts that have testimonials from recently created profiles. Ask for a phone number and speak to the person before meeting. Never go alone. Bring a relative or friend along and let other family members or friends know where and when the exchange is taking place. Meet in well-lit, public areas before the hours of darkness. Avoid inviting an unknown individual to your home. Take note of the vehicle used by the buyer or seller, including the colour, type and its licence plate. Report any suspicious activity to the police immediately by calling 211, or 911 in an emergency. Online reports can also be made via the BPS community portal, https://portal.police.bm.

Investigation Ongoing After Two Car Devonshire Collision Monday

An investigation into the circumstances regarding a two car collision that occurred at the junction of Middle Road and Tee Street in Devonshire, around 11am Monday, 23rd December 2024, is ongoing. It appears that one car was being driven along Middle Road, while the other car was being driven along Tee Street, when the vehicles collided at the junction. At this time, there is no indication that anyone involved was seriously hurt. The driver of one of the cars, understood to be an 89-year-old Devonshire man, was transported to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital via ambulance for medical assessment. The driver and passenger of the other car were understood to be a 67-year-old St. George’s man and a 39-year-old St. George’s woman. Apparently the St. George’s man was unhurt, but attended the hospital for medical assessment as a precaution and was later discharged. Traffic diversions at the collision site were in place for approximately two hours, while the scene was processed. Both damaged cars were later towed away. Any witnesses that have not already come forward, are encouraged to contact Constable Jeral Jackman by calling 211, or e-mailing jjackman@bps.bm.

Witness Appeal: Confirmed Firearm Incident in the Court Street Area

Around 7:05pm Saturday, 21st December 2024, a confirmed firearm incident occurred in the Court Street, North Hamilton area. It appears that a white motorcycle, with a rider and pillion passenger dressed in coloured clothing, was travelling along Court Street near the junction with Angle Street, when the pillion passenger discharged a firearm. There were no reported injuries. Forensic examination of the scene later confirmed that a firearm had been discharged. Inquiries continue regarding this confirmed firearm incident and any witnesses or persons with relevant information are encouraged to contact Acting Detective Inspector Anneka Donawa by calling 717-2250, or e-mailing adonawa@bps.bm, at the earliest opportunity. Any information can also be shared through the Bermuda Police Service online community reporting portal, https://portal.police.bm, or with a police officer you know. Alternatively, anonymous tips can be provided to Crime Stoppers Bermuda via their independent and confidential hotline 800-8477, or their website www.crimestoppers.bm.

BPS Festive Season Advisory

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) recognises that during this festive season, including the upcoming holiday period, an increase in social and commercial activity takes place. Unfortunately, an uptick in criminality and anti-social behaviour tends to occur as well. Accordingly, to deter opportunistic crime and provide public reassurance, residents can expect proactive police patrols across the island into the New Year. The BPS is also prepared to appropriately address any anti-social behaviour that may occur and will use all lawful powers to deter and detect offenders, as necessary. Going Out? Secure Your Home, Be Mindful When Shopping & Socialising Always lock doors and windows when leaving home, even for a few minutes. If leaving home for an extended period of time, ask a neighbour or family member to watch the house. Displays of holiday gifts should not be seen through windows or doors. Members of our community are asked to remain alert when out shopping, particularly if late night shopping. Do not buy more than you can carry. Plan ahead by going with a friend, or ask a store employee to help carry your packages to your vehicle. Do not leave any packages visible inside the vehicle. Avoid travelling alone through isolated areas and only park in well-lit locations, if possible. Patrons attending Christmas and New Year’s parties are encouraged to enjoy themselves responsibly. Don’t leave drinks unattended and do not accept drinks from unknown individuals. Avoid giving rides to and taking rides from unknown persons. Road Sobriety Checkpoints Scheduled Throughout the Holidays Motorists are advised that road sobriety checkpoints will be in effect in all 9 parishes starting Tuesday, 24 Please plan ahead and do your part by not driving or riding impaired. If you are intending to go out and socialise, make sure you have arranged for a designated driver, taxi or another responsible transportation service to get you to your destination safely.

Outcome of Investigation into ACOP Weekes

Deputy Commissioner of Police Na'imah Astwood - "Following an independent investigation into allegations of Gross Misconduct on the part of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACOP), Martin Weekes, it has been determined there is no case to answer. However an allegation of discreditable conduct arising from the same matter was re-assessed, with the outcome being Management Advice, in accordance with Order 18 (5b) of the Police Conduct Orders 2016. The allegations arose from a personal WhatsApp conversation, which took place in 2018, between ACOP Weekes and a former BPS officer. This conversation, which was referenced in a Court of Appeal in its judgment, was later brought to the attention of the Commissioner of Police. The investigation was conducted by a ranking officer from a United Kingdom police force. ACOP Weekes is scheduled to resume the role of ACOP Operations on December 23, 2024. As a delegated Appropriate Authority in the Bermuda Police Service, I do not typically provide detailed outcomes for such matters. However, given the rank of ACOP Weekes, the public attention this matter has garnered and in the interest of transparency, this outcome has been shared." Assistant Commissioner Weekes pictured below.

Khiry Furbert Murder Investigation

Acting Detective Chief Inspector Clifford Roberts – “It is with regret that the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) can now confirm the death of Mr. Khiry Furbert, in his 34th year of life and father to an 11 year old daughter. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Furbert during this time. At 12:42am on  Monday, 16th December 2024, police received a ‘911’ call from a member of the public who reported seeing a male laying in the road along Tribe Road No. 5 Ord Road, Paget next to a vehicle. Police and medical personnel attended the report where Mr. Furbert was found unresponsive. Lifesaving efforts were commenced and he was transported to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Upon further examination at the hospital, Mr. Furbert was found to have suffered and succumbed to a fatal gunshot wound. The scene has been processed by the BPS Forensic team and forensic evidence was recovered. Officers from the Serious Crime Unit have commenced and are actively conducting house to house inquires and retrieving CCTV in an effort to progress this matter. The next of kin have been notified and a Family Liaison Officer has been appointed to assist the family during this tragic period. Public safety is one of our top priorities and we want to assure you that officers are actively investigating this incident. The investigative team would like to speak with anyone who may have seen Mr. Furbert earlier in the evening of Sunday 15th December 2024 leading up to the time of his death. Be assured - we will continue to deploy resources in areas affected by crime so that our neighbourhoods remain safe and secure. Our officers are actively engaging with the community, and we encourage anyone with information related to this case to come forward to provide any information that may assist. If you were in the area of Tribe Road No. 5, Ord Road Paget and may have seen anyone or heard anything suspicious, whether a person or vehicle, sometime between midnight and 12:45am just prior to the incident, please let us know. No matter how insignificant you may believe it to be. You may contact the Senior Investigative Officer, Detective Sergeant 2193 Odessa Philip at ophilip@bps.bm, 717-2193, or you can call the Crime Stoppers hotline 800-8477. You can also utilise the BPS online community reporting portal https://portal.police.bm. Should you be more comfortable telling an officer you know, please reach out to them. Again, the BPS extend their deepest condolences to Mr. Furbert’s family.”

Confirmed Firearms Incident [Updated]

Around 12:45 a.m. on Monday, December 16, 2024, police received a report of a male lying on the roadway along Tribe Road Number 5, Paget. Units were dispatched to the location where they found the male unresponsive with an apparent head wound, lying near an unattended motorcar with the engine running. EMTs were on scene and commenced life-saving efforts which continued as the victim was transported to the King Edward the VII Memorial Hospital for further treatment. A forensic support unit attended the scene and recovered evidence to suggest a firearm had discharged at that location. However, there were no reports of gunshots in the area. An investigation into this matter has now commenced and anyone with information or, who may have seen any suspicious activity occurring in the area of Tribe Road Number 5 and Ord Road, Paget, prior to this incident is asked to call the main police number, 295-0011. You may also call the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers number, 800-8477 or, share the information via the police Community Reporting Portal at https://portal.police.bm. Alternatively, if you feel more comfortable doing so, we urge you to provide the information to a police officer with whom you are familiar. Update: Acting Detective Chief Inspector Clifford Roberts – “It is with regret that the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) can now confirm the death of Mr. Khiry Furbert, in his 34th year of life and father to an 11 year old daughter. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Furbert during this time. At 12:42am on  Monday, 16th December 2024, police received a ‘911’ call from a member of the public who reported seeing a male laying in the road along Tribe Road No. 5 Ord Road, Paget next to a vehicle. Police and medical personnel attended the report where Mr. Furbert was found unresponsive. Lifesaving efforts were commenced and he was transported to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Upon further examination at the hospital, Mr. Furbert was found to have suffered and succumbed to a fatal gunshot wound. The scene has been processed by the BPS Forensic team and forensic evidence was recovered. Officers from the Serious Crime Unit have commenced and are actively conducting house to house inquires and retrieving CCTV in an effort to progress this matter. The next of kin have been notified and a Family Liaison Officer has been appointed to assist the family during this tragic period. Public safety is one of our top priorities and we want to assure you that officers are actively investigating this incident. The investigative team would like to speak with anyone who may have seen Mr. Furbert earlier in the evening of Sunday 15th December 2024 leading up to the time of his death. Be assured - we will continue to deploy resources in areas affected by crime so that our neighbourhoods remain safe and secure. Our officers are actively engaging with the community, and we encourage anyone with information related to this case to come forward to provide any information that may assist. If you were in the area of Tribe Road No. 5, Ord Road Paget and may have seen anyone or heard anything suspicious, whether a person or vehicle, sometime between midnight and 12:45am just prior to the incident, please let us know. No matter how insignificant you may believe it to be. You may contact the Senior Investigative Officer, Detective Sergeant 2193 Odessa Philip at ophilip@bps.bm, 717-2193, or you can call the Crime Stoppers hotline 800-8477. You can also utilise the BPS online community reporting portal https://portal.police.bm. Should you be more comfortable telling an officer you know, please reach out to them. Again, the BPS extend their deepest condolences to Mr. Furbert’s family.”

Officer Dismissed

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) announces that following a disciplinary hearing, a Police Superintendent has been dismissed from the service without notice. The dismissal comes after a panel found the officer guilty of conduct that was deemed incompatible with the high standards of integrity required for continued service within the BPS. Darrin Simons, Commissioner of Police stated, "This decision, while difficult, reflects our unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards of integrity within the Bermuda Police Service. We recognize that public trust is paramount in our ability to serve and protect effectively." This action underscores the BPS's dedication to holding all officers, regardless of rank or length of service, to the same high standards of professional conduct. The service remains committed to its mission of making Bermuda safer through professional, transparent, and accountable policing. No further comment will be made.

One Year Since Murder of Steve Parkes, Investigation Remains Active

Detectives continue to investigate the murder of Steve Parkes, which occurred around 7:48pm Monday, 11th December 2023 in the Mary Victoria Road, Devonshire area. Mr. Parkes was 53-years-old when he was fatally shot outside his home, as he was about to get on his motorcycle. The investigators renew their appeal for relevant information, in particular from area residents who may have seen any suspicious individuals or vehicles in the Mary Victoria Road, Devonshire neighbourhood on the night Mr. Parkes was killed. All information received will be treated in the strictest confidence. Anyone that can assist is encouraged to contact Acting Detective Inspector Anneka Donawa by calling 717-2250, or e-mailing adonawa@bps.bm. Alternatively, anonymous tips can be provided through the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers Bermuda hotline 800-8477, as well as their website, www.crimestoppers.bm.

Two Car Drivers Treated & Released From Hospital After Collision

Two female car drivers were treated and later discharged from King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, after being involved in a collision around 9:45am Monday, 9th December 2024, at the junction of Court Street and Reid Street, in the City of Hamilton. It now appears that one of the women involved, said to be a 67-year-old Warwick resident, was driving down Court Street and the other woman, said to be a 46-year-old Sandys parish resident, was driving along Reid Street when they collided at the junction. Both injured women were transported to hospital via ambulance a short time after. It is understood that the Court Street traffic light was green at the time. There were traffic disruptions in the immediate area for approximately two hours while the collision scene was processed. The two damaged cars had to be towed away. One witness made themselves known to the attending police officers and inquiries continue.

Update: Two Motorcycle Smith’s Parish Collision Investigation Continues

At last check, a 19-year-old local male motorcyclist seriously injured in a collision with another motorcycle rider at the junction of Verdmont Road and St. Mark’s Road in Smith’s parish shortly before 10pm Saturday, 7th December 2024, remained at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit, in stable condition. The other rider involved, understood to be a 23-year-old local woman, received hospital treatment for her injuries and was later discharged. It now appears that the 23-year-old was travelling along St. Mark’s Road and the 19-year-old was travelling along Verdmont Road, when the collision occurred at the junction. Inquiries continue and any witnesses or persons with relevant information are now encouraged to contact Sergeant Milton Hill by calling 211, or e-mailing mjhill@bps.bm.

Two Motorcyclists Hurt in Reported Serious Smith's Parish Collision [Updated]

Shortly before 10:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 8, 2024, police were dispatched to a serious road traffic collision involving two motorcycles at the junction of Verdmont Road and St. Mark’s Road, Smith’s. Details are limited at this time, however it has been confirmed that the riders of both bikes, a 19-year-old male and a 23-year-old female were both transported by ambulance to the King Edward the VII Memorial Hospital for treatment of their injuries. The male motorcycle rider appears to have suffered a serious head injury and was unresponsive. The extent of the injuries sustained by the female victim remains unknown at this time. An update will be provided as more information becomes available. In the interim, anyone who may have witnessed this incident or who may have any information pertaining to it, is asked to contact the main police number, 295-0011. Update: Tuesday, 10th December - At last check, a 19-year-old local male motorcyclist seriously injured in a collision with another motorcycle rider at the junction of Verdmont Road and St. Mark’s Road in Smith’s parish shortly before 10pm Saturday, 7th December 2024, remained at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit, in stable condition. The other rider involved, understood to be a 23-year-old local woman, received hospital treatment for her injuries and was later discharged. It now appears that the 23-year-old was travelling along St. Mark’s Road and the 19-year-old was travelling along Verdmont Road, when the collision occurred at the junction. Inquiries continue and any witnesses or persons with relevant information are now encouraged to contact Sergeant Milton Hill by calling 211, or e-mailing mjhill@bps.bm.

Scam Advisory: Compromised WhatsApp Accounts Used for Fraud

The Bermuda Police Service is advising the public to exercise increased caution in the wake of reports of people’s WhatsApp accounts being compromised and used to perpetrate fraudulent financial schemes. Hackers reportedly gain unauthorized access to an individual's WhatsApp account by deceiving the user into disclosing their six-digit verification code. Having gained access, the hackers impersonate the victim and message that person’s contacts, requesting urgent financial assistance or, sensitive information. What to Look Out For: Unusual Messages from Friends or Family: If a contact messages you asking for financial assistance, verify their identity through a phone call or in-person conversation before taking any action. Requests for OTP or Verification Codes: It is imperative that you do not disclose your one-time password (OTP) or verification codes to any individual, regardless of whether the request appears to originate from a reputable source. Urgency and Pressure: Fraudsters frequently instill a sense of urgency in order to compel victims to act without considering the consequences. Protect Yourself: Enable two-step verification. Enable WhatsApp's two-step verification for an added degree of protection. This feature requires a PIN to access your account. Avoid Sharing Personal Information: Be cautious when sharing personal or account-related information, even with trusted contacts. Stay Informed: Regularly update yourself on cybersecurity best practices to recognize and avoid scams. What to do if you are a victim: Immediately inform your contacts via alternative means of the hack to prevent further exploitation. Report the incident to WhatsApp via the in-app help feature. File a report with the Bermuda Police Service at https://portal.police.bm. The Bermuda Police Service remains committed to raising awareness about digital safety and encourages everyone to remain vigilant. By working together, we can reduce the impact of these fraudulent activities on our communities.

Third Set of Youth Focused Bermuda Sports Superstars Cards Released

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) and Hamilton Princess are excited to announce that December’s Bermuda Sports Superstars Cards have been officially released! This month’s set of six Superstars (two women and four men), features (in no particular order): Rockal Evans (Sailing) Delray Rawlins (Cricket) Micah Lambert (Tennis) Bridget Marshall (Tennis) Alshauntae Symons (Bowling) Kristopher Trott (Track & Field) With the annual observance of the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities held on 3rd December each year, Superstars Micah Lambert, Bridget Marshall, Alshauntae Symons and Kris Trott join Legend Jessica Lewis as the first Special Olympics athletes and first Paralympic athlete respectively to be highlighted in the history of this local card series, dating back to the original set circulated in 1986. In partnership with Hamilton Princess, a total of 18 new collectible sports cards have been released since 1st October 2024, with fresh cards scheduled to be distributed in limited batches monthly, until all 44 are available in May 2025. As part of this youth focused initiative, several schools across the island have already held special assemblies with police officers as guest speakers, as well as athletes sharing personal stories of perseverance, with more planned before the end of this school term. In addition to these prearranged school visits, our youth are encouraged to actively seek out police officers on patrol throughout the island for an opportunity, through positive interaction or engagement, to receive one of the latest collectible sports cards! Students may also collect one of the 18 inspiring sports cards released to date at any police station (Hamilton, Somerset and Southside). Which local sporting heroes are next? Follow BPS social media (Facebook, Instagram & X/Twitter) to find out!

Firearms Training at Warwick Camp

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) is advising the public that firearms training is scheduled to take place at Warwick Camp, from 7pm until 9pm Monday, 2nd December 2024. The BPS thanks the public in advance for their understanding, while this necessary training takes place.

Renewed Fraud Advisory: Calls From Fake Bank Representatives

The Financial Crime Unit (FCU) has received several reports this week regarding a troubling rise in fraudulent activity targeting both local businesses and members of the public—particularly customers of financial institutions (Banks). In these incidents, individuals impersonating agents of local banks (from the Fraud Department) are contacting customers and falsely claiming that fraudulent activity has been detected on their accounts. The fraudsters then request login credentials to "resolve" the issue. Once they gain access to the accounts, they quickly transfer funds to overseas locations. So far, complaints from this week alone have revealed that local residents have collectively lost over 1.2 million dollars due to this scam. As we enter the festive season, a time historically associated with increased fraud activity, the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) urges residents to remain vigilant and note the following to protect against falling victim to these types of scams: 1. Bank representatives will never ask you over the phone for your personal account login credentials. 2. If you are uncertain about the legitimacy of a call, hang up immediately and contact your bank directly by phone or in person. 3. Do not download or install any third-party software at the request of someone claiming to be a bank representative. 4. If you receive an email claiming to be from your bank, you should check the email header to see if it matches the details of legitimate emails you've received from your bank before. The BPS is also aware that persons are receiving WhatsApp messages from friends in their phone contacts list, asking them to send money to a disclosed location. However once contacted the person supposedly making the request confirms they did not send any such message. We urge residents to please be vigilant of this and if in doubt or, if something seems strange about the request, do not send money.

Updated Witness Appeal: Confirmed Injury Firearm Incident in Warwick

Investigations continue into the firearms incident which occurred in the area of Cedar Heights Lane in Warwick around 9:10PM on Thursday, November 21st, 2024. Two men, a 53 year old and a 38 year old, both sustained multiple gunshot wounds in that incident and remain in hospital, where they continue to receive treatment for their injuries, which are not considered life-threatening. It is understood that immediately after the shooting, two persons dressed in dark clothing were seen on a motorcycle speeding in an easterly direction along Harbour Road. Investigators are particularly interested in speaking with anyone who may have seen individuals fitting this description in the area of Cedar Hill, St. Mary’s Road Warwick and Harbour Road, shortly before or after the shooting. We wish to thank those members of the public who have so far come forward with information on this incident. We ask that you or anyone with any information please contact Acting Detective Inspector Anneka Donawa on 717-2250 or via email, adonawa@bps.bm. You may also call the main police number 295-0011, or share the information with a police officer you know. Alternatively, please provide the information using the police community reporting portal at, https://portal.police.bm or by visiting the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers website at https://crimestoppers.bm and completing the anonymous crime reporting form. You may also call Crime Stoppers on 800-8477.

Witness Appeal: One Man Hurt in Sandys Parish Stabbing Incident

Shortly after 10:00 PM, on Thursday, November 21, 2024 police received a report of a stabbing incident near the Mr. Chicken outlet in Somerset. Officers were dispatched to the scene and upon arrival, were informed the victim, a male, had been transported to hospital via private vehicle. Emergency Medical Services dispatch subsequently contact police to report that the injured party was met by ambulance on the way and transferred into their care. The victim is said to have sustained neck and facial injuries which were not considered life threatening. At last check, he continued to receive treatment at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact the main police number, 295-0011 or provide the information to a police officer you’re comfortable speaking with. You may also share the information via the BPS community reporting portal at https://portal.police.bm or by calling the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers number 800-8477.