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Problems associated with gang members crossing “territorial lines” over Cup Match were yesterday downplayed by National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief. He said police were “planning for the worst but expecting the best from people” in the lead-in...

The new National Security Council will meet for the first time on March 28 and according to National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief “home invasions” will “no doubt” be on the agenda. The Council has an interesting set up, being co-chaired by the ...

Anti-gang legislation is back on the drawing board, says National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief. But its resurrection has been derided as a “reversal of a reversal’ by opposition MP Kim Swan. And Mr Swan is backing calls by Mr Perinchief for pri...

Government is asking the UK to consider granting more direct control over national security and law enforcement possibly through the establishment of a National Security Council. The submission was just one of many included in the Government’s submis...

A new agency to protect Bermuda’s borders will begin “soft implementation” on September 1, despite reports of Customs officers being confused over the move, Government has announced. As The Royal Gazette reported yesterday, more than 50 disgruntled C...

Bermuda’s authorities have “no intention” of installing controversial full-body scanners such as those at US airports. Collector of Customs Winniefred Fostine-DeSilva said her department uses radiation-free technology instead to find contraband hidde...

National Security Minister David Burch asked customs officials to help him fix any weaknesses in the Island’s border control operations. Sen Burch spoke to HM Customs officials to mark World Customs Day. He said the creation of his Ministry in 2010 h...