Her Excellency The Governor Mrs. Sarah Tucker and the Honorable Minister for Health, Social Services and Education, Dr. the Honorable Ingrid Buffonge are proud to confirm the formal relaunch of the Montserrat Safeguarding Board (MSB), which will re-convene in February to oversee and guide the care and support offered to children and vulnerable adults across Montserrat. The MSB […]
Following a competitive recruitment process, Her Excellency The Governor, Sarah Tucker is pleased to confirm Mr Mark Payne as the substantive Commissioner of Police. Commissioner Payne initially joined RMPS in May 2024 having completed 30 years Police Service in the UK. During his career he served as a senior officer with commands Including Major Crime,
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The Governor’s Office issued the following press release on the appointment of a new Deputy Commissioner for Montserrat.
Officers in the Royal Montserrat Police Service (RMPS) are currently undergoing a training programme in the use of TASER devices as part of the organisation’s initiative to enhance the safety of the community and its officers. This personal protective equipment training is being facilitated by Officers from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS); who
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Mr Mark Keith Payne, former UK Commander of West Midlands Region Counter Terrorism Unit and a trained Strategic Firearms Commander, has been sworn in by Her Excellency The Governor, Mrs Sarah Tucker and by Chief Magistrate, Ms Vashti Chatoor, as the Acting Commissioner of Police for the RMPS with effect from Saturday 18 May 2024.
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Mr Alexander Enriles, a serving officer in the Royal Gibraltar Police, has been sworn in by Her Excellency The Governor, Mrs Sarah Tucker and by Chief Magistrate, Ms Vashti Chatoor, as the Acting Commissioner of Police for the RMPS with effect from Saturday 20 April. Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond our control, Commissioner Robin Hall
On Saturday 17th February, 2024 the Immigration Department and the Royal Montserrat Police Service (RMPS), through a joint operation, repatriated 18 Haitian nationals who had been found on a vessel in difficulties off the coast of Montserrat. The vessel was intercepted on the 30th January, with the Haitian nationals on board consisting of men, women
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The Royal Montserrat Police Service (RMPS) has issued the following statement regarding an incident in the exclusion zone on Tuesday January 30, 2024. On Tuesday, 30th January 2024 at approximately 11:30 hours, police were alerted to a small yacht in the area of the exclusion zone with a number of people on board. The Royal
