Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police: Opening Remarks 36th Annual General Meeting and Conference

Along with a changing world, comes the increasing threat and vulnerability of crime to our country’s safety and economic security. Crime, in all of its manifestations, is a global and complex issue that profits criminals billions of dollars each year while leaving many reeling to recover.
We all feel deeply the damaging effects of crime.
We all hear the cries of persons who have suffered at the hands of criminals.
We all know how it plagues our communities.
And I know we all want desperately to change this narrative.

However, the ongoing effort to eradicate this scourge will require a multi-faceted response that address the economic, social, and legal realities that contribute to this situation, particularly in the Caribbean.

Press Statement from the Prime Minister Davis on Police Two Separate Involved Shooting

I have been briefed on two separate fatal incidents involving off-duty police officers over the weekend. One matter concerns the tragic death of an American national. The second concerns a confrontation in which, according to the early police account, a man allegedly attacked an officer. Each case must be investigated on its own facts. Ann […]

Prime Minister Philip Davis’s Contribution to the Debate on the Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information (Amendment), Decentralised Autonomous Organisations, and Usufruct Interest Bills (2026)

Madam Speaker, I rise today in this Honourable House with profound gratitude for the opportunity to represent the beautiful people of Cat Island, Rum Cay, and San Salvador, as well as gratitude for the opportunity to serve the people of this nation over the past four and a half years. It has been a profound […]