Police Seek Help Identifying Burglary Suspects
The Bermuda Police Service is appealing to the public for help identifying suspects linked to a string of burglaries in the eastern parishes over the past four months.
A police spokesperson said, “Over the last four months, there has been an increase in burglary offences in the eastern parishes. Businesses, as well as residential properties, have been targeted.
“At present, there are several burglaries under investigation. CCTV of some of these incidents has been recovered. However, it is difficult to identify suspects in these matters from the CCTV images, as their faces are covered. As inquiries continue, the Bermuda Police Service is hoping the public may be able to assist us in identifying the persons responsible for these four crimes.
Residential Burglary: Shell Point Road
“Sometime around 9:20pm on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, a residence located on Shell Point Road, St. George’s was burgled and a water pump, a power washer and a Ring camera were stolen. CCTV footage was reviewed and a suspect was seen walking around the residence and then leaving the property with a number of items.
“The suspect is described as a dark complexioned male, wearing a black hat, black jacket and matching black pants, with white stripes down the sides.
“He is seen in the attached video clip labelled Shell Point Road.
Commercial Burglary: Rubis, Blue Hole Hill
“Sometime around 3:40am on Friday, May 23, 2025, two unknown suspects were captured on CCTV breaking into the Rubis Gas station at Blue Hole Hill, Hamilton Parish. The suspects stole a significant quantity of cigarettes and other items.
“The video clip labelled Rubis Blue Hole Hill, shows the suspects on the premises committing the offence.
“Suspect 1 – is described as being medium built, about 5 feet 5 inches tall. He was wearing a black helmet with a red and white design all over, black Helly Hansen rain suit, blue and white sneakers, rider type gloves and carrying a crow bar.
“Suspect 2 – is described as being slim built about 6 feet tall, wearing a black helmet, black bubble type jacket, burgundy sweat pants, black sneakers and carrying a duffle type bag.
Commercial Burglary: St. David’s Laundromat
“Sometime in the early morning hours of Wednesday, June 4, 2025, the St. David’s Quickie Lickie Laundromat was broken into and a quantity of cash stolen. The suspects, two males, were seen on CCTV footage from the establishment breaking into the laundromat.
“Suspect 1 – is described as medium built about 5 feet 5 inches tall, wearing a black helmet, black jacket and blue sweat pants, with a stripe down the side, carrying a crow bar.
“Suspect 2 – is described as slim built, in a grey helmet, black Helly Hansen jacket, blue pants and carrying a hammer.
“The video clip labelled St. David’s Quickie Lickie, shows the suspects on premises committing the burglary.
Commercial Burglary: Hamilton Parish Laundromat
“Around 4:00am on Monday, July 7, 2025, a burglary occurred at the Hamilton Parish Quickie Lickie Laundromat. The suspects attempted to break into the cash dispensing machine, but were unable to do so and left empty handed.
“Suspect 1 – is described as medium built, about 5 feet 5 inches tall, wearing a black helmet, dark grey/black jacket, black pants with white sneakers, carrying a black bag and crowbar into the laundromat.
“Suspect 2 – is described as slim built, approximately 6 feet tall, wearing what appeared to be a grey helmet, black jacket, blue workman type pants and work boots.
“The video clips labelled Hamilton Parish Quickie Lickie 1 and 2, show the suspects on the premises committing the burglary.
“Anyone with information on any of these incidents, is asked to contact Detective Sergeant Seymour Foote on 717-2282 or, via e-mail, sfoote@bps.bm.”
Wow… how brazen are they? That’s low-class behaviour.
That is what happens when one can expect that the police will not show up until the next day or the day after that.
need to swifty put in place harsher penalties for such crimes, including mandatory 20 years in prison no parole and wearing a tracking bracelet or microchip for decades. when they get out of prison they will be so much older they wont have it in them to rob, and they will be tracked if they try to. Let’s vote it in now.
You already voted for the most crime lenient government in history. Stop complaining.
You break into my house with a crowbar, you will leave in a body bag with that crowbar.
Not a threat, a promise.