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About 100 police officers amassed on Cabinet Grounds yesterday to present complaints to Michael Dunkley — with many telling The Royal Gazette that morale was at rock bottom. Bermuda Police Association members were protesting about an impasse over bud...

Coming as it does less than a fortnight after Michael DeSilva outlined the way forward for the Bermuda Police Service over the next three years, yesterday’s release from the union whose mandate it is to safeguard the welfare of the officers who will ...

The Bermuda Police Association has expressed concerns about an impasse in budget negotiations with the Bermuda Government. In a statement released tonight, Police Association chairman Andrew Harewood said the association originally entered into negot...

A new regime designed to significantly modernise disciplinary procedures in the Bermuda Police Service has been warmly received by key players in law enforcement. Victor Marshall, a leading British authority on professional standards within police fo...

A leading authority on improving professional standards within police services has arrived in Bermuda to help formulate plans to modernise the force’s disciplinary regime. Victor Marshall will be meeting with key stakeholders in the Bermuda Police Se...

The Commissioner of Police, Michael DeSilva, has hinted that further redundancies will be made in the service in the coming months to meet budget targets. Outlining the 2016 Police Strategy at a press conference yesterday, Mr DeSilva said he had info...

Police commissioner Michael Desilva has urged the Bermuda Police Association to resolve its internal issues. Mr DeSilva’s comments came after a heated BPA meeting on Monday that resulted in reports that its chairman, Raoul Ming, was removed from his ...

The Bermuda Police Association has accused Premier Michael Dunkley of “divide and conquer” tactics as it reacted with dismay to news of job cuts. Raoul Ming, the chairman of the BPA, described the ten redundancies as “nothing short of heartbreaking” ...

About $3 million annually has been paid by the Bermuda Government for health insurance premiums covering the Bermuda Police Service in recent years. The figures were released today by Michael Dunkley, the Premier and Minister of National Security, in...

Michael Dunkley expressed his support for the Island’s police today, telling the Bermuda Police Association that its efforts have been “invaluable”. Speaking during the association’s annual general meeting, the Premier and Minister for National Secur...

Bermuda’s first “detective officer” — who could not officially be promoted because he was black — will be among a string of heroes whose stories are being told as part of Bermuda Police Service’s 135th anniversary celebrations. The fascinating but c...