Ban on New Year’s Eve Parties

Bermudapolice.com wishes to remind everyone of the social distancing rules and that New Year’s Eve parties are subject to these regulations and there must be no more.  We respectfully ask that you refrain form such celebrations, for about 12 months.

In the meantime, the constabulary is investigating reports of people having fun on the island at one such gathering and are appealing for information about the event – the time is now said to be known by detectives after undertaking diligent research. Anyone with information that could help the inquiry should contact police at 211 or 295-0011. Similarly, if you have knowledge of any other events, possibly children’s parties or those involving government ministers feel free to have a chat with an officer.

Similar Posts

  • | | |

    Wanted – Staff to Police ‘Paradise’

    No Crime Figures for 2023 & 2024 – are the numbers being supressed intentionally?  Is it coincidental that the island suffered one of its highest number of murders in 2024, the year a BBC program ‘Policing Paradise’ was being filmed? 2020 statistics were disclosed in July 2022 2021 statistics were released on November 5, 2024…

  • Paradise Papers

    26/10/2017: The Royal Gazette reported about a ‘data breach’ in May 2016, about which the police had not been informed. The report can be found here.  A police spokesman confirmed yesterday that the service had not received a complaint about a cyberattack at the firm. Appleby are reported to have said: “Appleby has thoroughly and…

  • Police Platitudes

    The “unintended consequences” of cliché need to be understood by the Bermuda Police ‘Service’; treating the public like children and failing to grasp the impact of our modern environment is only likely to reinforce a perception the constabulary remains without modern thinking or understanding. An explanation of the unintended consequences of circulating video were woefully…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *