Turks and Caicos, June 28, 2025 – The Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force, alongside our partners, the Turks and Caicos Islands Regiment, Turks and Caicos Islands Border Force, and our Jamaica Constabulary Force and Barbados Police Service counterparts continue to maintain round-the-clock visibility in key areas with a firm zero-tolerance approach aimed at disrupting organized crime networks and restoring community safety.
Recent operations have focused heavily on Five Cays, Dock Yard, Kew Town, and Blue Hills, with high-visibility vehicle checkpoints (VCPs), snap raids, and mobile and foot patrols being deployed.
These efforts are designed to disrupt gang movement, deter criminal activity, and gather vital intelligence directly from the communities.
The Force leadership, led by Commissioner Fitz Bailey, along with Acting Deputy
Commissioner Kendall Grant and Acting Assistant Commissioner Dwight Gardiner, were present as part of the operations, one of which took place in Five Cays on 26th June.
The Executive supported frontline officers and assured members of the public that Officers are working relentlessly to secure the safety of their communities and, by extension, the TCI.