April 2013 Road Traffic Collision Statistics
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At approximately 4:10am this morning (Thursday May 16th), police responded to a report of a road traffic collision along Harbour Road in Paget, in the area of the Lower Ferry Dock. It appears that the driver of a car struck a stone wall resulting in the vehicle landing in the water. The male driver escaped unharmed and an investigation into the collision has commenced.

There is a significant portion of the wall that is missing and Works and Engineering staff are due to put up temporary barriers in the area in short order. In the meantime, motorists are asked to use caution as they drive and ride through the area.
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Missing Person Edwin Rhoda Located - The Bermuda Police Service would like to thank the public for their assistance in locating 73 year old Edwin Rhoda.

Officers found Mr. Rhoda at his residence this morning safe and well.

Two Vehicle Collision in Sandys Parish - Around 11am on Wednesday, May 15th police and first responders were dispatched to a reported two vehicle collision at the junction of Somerset Road and Cambridge Road in Sandys parish.
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Missing Person: Edwin Rhoda [Located] - The Bermuda Police Service is appealing for the public’s assistance in locating 73 year old Edwin Rhoda.

Mr. Rhoda is described as a brown skinned male, approximately 5’8” tall of thin build. The top of his head is bald, but he has grey facial hair. He was last seen wearing a dark grey suit and usually wears a baseball cap.

Mr. Rhoda is known to frequent Kings Square in St. George’s and the 24 / 7 Esso City Tigermarket in Pembroke.

Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of 73 year old Edwin Rhoda is encouraged to contact the Vulnerable Persons Unit on 247-1678 or the main police number 295-0011 at the earliest opportunity.
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Commissioner of Police Michael DeSilva - I am pleased to present the 2013/14 Annual Policing Plan for the Bermuda Police Service (BPS). This is the second of three plans under our three-year Strategic Plan for 2012 to 2015. The plan is aligned with the financial year 1st April 2013 to 31st March 2014 so that available funding and operational priorities are considered together. It has been prepared in consultation with His Excellency the Governor and the Minister for Public Safety. The  final document represents the shared aims across the community for the police to deliver a high quality of service that is focused on people and aimed at safety.

Our operational priorities remain the same as the last three years: we are focused on those crimes that are of most concern to the community and that cause the greatest harm: guns, gangs, drugs and violence.

Our work this year will not only be aimed at “Making Bermuda Safer,” but making Bermuda feel safer as well.
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