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National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief yesterday confirmed his intention to introduce anti-gang legislation to Bermuda a move supported by the United Bermuda Party. Mr Perinchief floated the idea last year but was met with opposition from within...

National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief has fired off another salvo in response to Opposition Leader Craig Cannonier, as a war of words continues on the issue of anti-gang legislation in Bermuda. It follows the Shadow Minister of National Securi...

Minister’s comments disturb December 28, 2011 Dear Sir, The very gentle rebuke by the Editor in the editorial of today’s date of Wayne Perinchief’s remarks ie “White men being killed as a result of gun violence would have brought an intervention by t...

IB owes us nothing December 23, 2011 Dear Sir, I was shocked at your headline, “International Business is ‘obligated’ to help us”, in this morning’s paper. I suspect that the headline has twisted slightly what Minister Perinchief said, but neverthele...

National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief yesterday insisted police are making progress in the fight against gun crime as he hit back at the Opposition’s claims they haven’t got a plan. “Targeted and sensible police deployment has yielded significa...

Bermudians travelling to Atlanta are coming back with “degrees in gangsterism”, National Security Minister Wayne Perinchief has said. And admitting that jailed gangsters cannot be fully isolated in Westgate, Mr Perinchief called for tougher confineme...

Retired officers could be called upon to help investigate the public’s complaints against the police. National Security Minister has revealed he may start to seek retired police officers “with investigatory experience” to work at the Police Complaint...