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Home Local News Cayman Islands Panton encouraging public to remain calm during crime wave | Loop Cayman Islands The content originally appeared on: Cayman Compass Breaking News Panton encouraging public to remain calm during crime wave Police reported on Lizard Run with guns drawn Cayman back on global COVID hot spot list; April 29 numbers rising Scotiabank Cayman to increase fully paid leave for ALL new parents Breaking these quarantine rules could cost $500, $10K or imprisonment Public gathering restrictions eased; mask-mandate to remain in effect Man and woman arrested in connection with prison officer murder UPDATE: Police nab two suspects in connection with Caine Thomas murder Police report stolen honda vehicles on the rise More migrants arrive in Cayman today, rescued by Coast Guard Friday Apr 29 26?C Cayman News loopcayman 57 minutes ago Premier Wayne Panton Premier Wayne Panton encourages the Cayman community to remain calm and assist police as they are investigating recent tragedies. I am asking the community to remain calm. I am asking the community as well to be as intolerant of this type of activity as we in Government are; to be as committed to addressing these concerns and preventing these sorts of needless, painful tragedies from occurring… Let’s try to commit to being very open, and sharing information when we have it. Premier Panton said. The full video message can be found below. Related Articles Recent Articles Cayman News Panton encouraging public to remain calm during crime wave Cayman News Police reported on Lizard Run with guns drawn Entertainment In de Mele: Machel takes trip down memory lane for 40th anniversary More From Coronavirus Public gathering restrictions eased; mask-mandate to remain in effect Despite widespread removal of many global mask mandates, including in nearby Jamaica, the Cayman Islands will not be removing its indoor mask-wearing requirement in the near future. Meanwhile, governm CoronavirusSee alsoCayman IslandsChange of visa rules for minors at Jamaican Embassy in Cuba | Loop Cayman Islands Breaking these quarantine rules could cost $500, $10K or imprisonment Government has released revised COVID-regulations today, April 29, revealing that there are still stringent rules to followed with respect to quarantine and if these are broken, the perpetrators will Caribbean News Scotiabank Cayman to increase fully paid leave for ALL new parents Scotiabank Cayman, announced yesterday that it is increasing its fully paid leave for all parents welcoming a new child, including parents who have given birth, parents by adoption and legal guardians Cayman News UPDATE: Police nab two suspects in connection with Caine Thomas murder UPDATE: As part of the RCIPS’ ongoing investigations into recent violent crime, including armed robberies and murder, two of the main suspects in the investigation have been arrested on April 28, f Cayman News Man and woman arrested in connection with prison officer murder The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) reported that a man and a woman have now been arrested in connection with the murder of prison officer, Harry Elliot, which took place on Monday, A Cayman News Tourism stipend fraud uncovered in Cayman; Govt looking to prosecute An inadvertent data breach at the Ministry of Border Control & Labour has identified suspected fraud by a number of recipients of the Displaced Tourism Employees Stipend. These have since been rep
