Male Injured In Shooting In Hamilton Parish
One person was taken to hospital after a shooting in Hamilton parish in which “unknown subjects shot into a window at the residence, injuring one occupant. ”
A police spokesperson said, “At approximately 1:35 a.m. on Sunday, October 11, 2026, police officers were dispatched to a reported firearms incident at a residence in Hamilton Parish.
“Upon arrival at that location, officers were informed that unknown subjects shot into a window at the residence, injuring one occupant. The victim was transported by ambulance to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, where at last check, he was receiving treatment for a serious head wound.
“An investigation into this matter has now commenced. We are particularly interested in speaking with residents of Lynwood Drive, Midland Heights, Radnor Drive and surrounding areas and anyone who may have observed any suspicious activity in those areas prior to or after the shooting occurred.
“Those of you with Ring Cameras or other CCTV devices are urged to please check to see whether they may have captured suspicious persons or activity shortly before or after this incident.
“Residents of these areas or anyone with information that could help progress this investigation are asked to call Acting Detective Inspector Anneka Donawa of Serious Crime Unit on 717-2250 or via e-mail at adonawa@bps.bm.”
The start od the Fall season again.
Sad.
Why did the multi-million-dollar BPS CCTV system not detect anyone in the area at 1.35 AM? Hardly anyone is on the roads at that hour, so the suspect pool would be pretty short.
“Why did the multi-million-dollar BPS CCTV system not detect anyone”
Probably because the Bermuda Police Service does not have a multi-million-dollar CCTV system.
There is a “public CCTV network” commissioned, operated and maintained (!) by the PLP Government. You might want to address your query to the Ministry of National Security.
See https://bernews.com/2026/06/minister-weeks-on-cctv-footage-system-more/
Oh, Mr. Semantics! Thanks for the article.
“Our network comprises more than 225 modern high-definition cameras providing over 460 unique views from 130 locations across Bermuda. Over the past 12 months, we’ve received 396 formal investigative requests for CCTV data. >>> The Bermuda Police Service uses footage from multiple camera angles to track suspects, recover evidence, and build cases. <<>> “I am informed by the Commissioner of Police, that in one case from summer 2025, investigators used 12 separate angles to track a suspect for over 20 minutes. That seamless digital trail led police directly to the recovery of critical forensic evidence and a suspect’s apprehension. Without the network, that evidence would have been lost. <<<
I think everyone with common sense knew what he meant, no need to go overboard as a keyboard warrior. But i bet it made you feel proud to point out his minor little error! looks like you didnt get the last word in on this one! Or will your pride cause you to reply to this also? let’s see! who would be surprised?
I agree Eldon