Crime

Police Visibility & Operations heightened; 163 vehicles stopped and 24 people detained

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#TurksandCaicos, November 23, 2022 – Commissioner of Police Trevor Botting said, ‘As a result of our operations, some delays were experienced within our community and I thank them for their patience. Visible Operations will continue, so too other covert policing as we continue to track down criminal targets.

“You would have also have seen our Community Policing Team being very active over the last week, working with our young people within schools, at sporting events and career fairs. Both the operations aspect of targeting criminality and our engagement with our communities will continue. I thank the public for their continued support towards my hard working officers.’

The statement accompanies a Royal TCI Police report, which informed that a large multi-agency policing operation was carried out by TCI Law Enforcement agencies at a numerous across Providenciales on Monday 21st November.

Thirty-eight officers, comprising the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force, Royal Bahamas Police Force, working alongside Immigration Enforcement and Road Safety Officers carried out road checks.

The operation resulted in 163 vehicles being stopped, seven vehicles were seized and towed and 34 tickets issued for various offences. Twenty-four persons were detained under the Immigration Ordinance and transported to the Immigration Detention Centre.

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