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A man was arrested yesterday after an incident involving men wielding a baseball bat and a machete. According to police spokesman Dwayne Caines, shortly after noon officers responded to a report of an altercation between two men outside of the Digice...

Two men have been arrested and a firearm seized after an attempted home invasion in St George’s. Police descended on the area of Barracks Close just after 3pm yesterday after reports of an aggravated burglary. “It was reported that two males entered ...

A St George’s shop owner who was robbed at gunpoint has called on the Bermuda Government to commit to a permanent increased police presence in the town. Jan Card’s business, Vera P. Card, was targeted by three armed robbers last Wednesday who threate...

A group aimed at rallying 1,000 mentors for Bermuda’s young men has formed in the wake of the island’s latest shooting death. Shocked by the killing of his old schoolmate and “friendly cricket rival” Fiqre Crockwell, David Lovell started Man on a Mis...

A man made a failed attempt to rob a Hamilton food outlet with a suspected gun last night. The thief brandished what appeared to be a firearm and demanded cash at Four Star Pizza, Angle Street, at about 10.20pm. However, he left empty-handed and fled...

By partnering with the Internet Watch Foundation, police officers will be able to spend more time investigating criminals who are creating and accessing online child sex abuse imagery in Bermuda. According to Detective Inspector Mark Clarke, the UK-b...

Toughening laws on crime is the public’s number one solution to solving Bermuda’s gun violence problems, according to a new poll. The Global Research survey, commissioned by The Royal Gazette, found 24 per cent of people named stricter sentencing or ...

Senator Jeff Baron, the Minister of National Security, has confirmed that CCTV cameras will be placed in the town of St George and in Dockyard. The imitative, he hopes, would further help to lower the crime rate. Mr Baron told the Senate on Wednesd...

Gun violence is the basis of a public meeting called for Thursday by former minister Dale Butler. The forum set for 7pm at the Bermuda Industrial Union will address “the core issues that have led to Bermuda’s tragic involvement”, Mr Butler told The R...

Social development programmes should be mandatory at sports clubs to help to curb violence and other antisocial behaviour, the former president of Boulevard Community Club has claimed. Lou Matthews said that young men needed to be educated and encour...