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The Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force has suspended a Special Constable following a forensic audit of police financial accounts commissioned by Her Excellency the Governor, Dileeni Daniel-Selvaratnam. The suspension took effect today (7 May 2026) after the officer was formally charged under the Police Force Act and the Police Disciplinary Code. Commissioner of
The Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force (RT&CIPF) informs the public that barriers previously installed along Leeward Highway and Paradise Road, Providenciales, to improve traffic flow will be removed today, April 26, 2026. One barrier will remain at the turning lane on Leeward Highway between Central Square Complex and Courtyard Plaza. The public is
One year ago today, at approximately 10:35 a.m., Fitz Bailey took the Oath of Office as Commissioner of Police of the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force. What followed was a decisive shift in the criminal landscape, marked by strengthened partnerships and a renewed, strategic approach to policing. Today, we reflect on a year
ROODVENS SINAUS and WILDER DIEUVEUIL have been found guilty by a jury following trial proceedings in the Supreme Court, Grand Turk. The trial commenced on Monday, 13 April 2026, during which several police officers gave evidence for the prosecution. On Tuesday, 21 April 2026, the jury returned guilty verdicts against both accused on: Two (2)
Commissioner of Police Fitz Bailey, along with members of the Force Executive DeputyCommissioner Rodney Adams, ag Deputy Commissioner Kendall Grant, Darron Williams, andDwight Gardiner, met with newly promoted officers over the course of three days, engagingthem in discussions focused on leadership, professionalism, and the future direction of the Force. A total of 46 officers were
Three top students were recognized on 14th April, at the prize-giving ceremony for Harvey’sSecond Annual Grand Turk Primary Schools Easter Card Competition. The competition invited Grade Six students (Grand Turk) to showcase their artistic talents,express themselves, and demonstrate an understanding of the significance of Easter. Conceptualized by the head of Division A, Superintendent Willet Harvey,
On April 13th, officers attached to the Grand Turk Police Station paid a special visit to several retired and former members of the RT&CIPF. The occasion was marked by nostalgia, as the former officers fondly reflected on their years ofservice. Warm exchanges, laughter, and heartfelt appreciation filled the streets of Grand Turk, with eachofficer expressing
Constables Zaoris Martinez and Chevorn Bishop of the Grand Turk Police Station were activelyengaged across the island on 12 April, combining patrol duties with meaningful communityinteraction. The officers spent time connecting with residents, participating in a friendly basketball game atthe H.J Robinson High School court, visiting Governor’s Beach, and even learning local fishingtechniques from community