Special Report – RCIPS Annual Crime Statistics Report

RCIPS 2023 Crime Statistics

When it comes to protecting your family, knowledge is power. The latest Crime and Traffic report from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) offers crucial insights into the safety of our communities.

As we navigate through 2024, understanding these statistics can help you make informed decisions about safeguarding your home and loved ones. Here is a summar of the key finding of the report, and tips on how you can protect yourself and your family.

Overview

The report indicates a slight uptick in overall crime, with a 3.9% increase compared to 2022. This rise is largely attributed to acquisitive crimes like theft and vehicle-related incidents. Despite this increase, there’s some positive news—serious violence has decreased by 29%. However, the stats serve as a reminder that proactive security measures are essential. 

Rising Theft and Vehicle-Related Crimes

With vehicle-related thefts on the rise, it’s crucial to ensure your car is secured. Consider install our high tech Sicuro GPS tracker to help recover your vehicle in case of theft.

Domestic Violence and Sexual Offences

The increase in domestic violence and sexual offences highlights the need for vigilance within the home. A comprehensive security system with panic buttons and quick access to emergency services can provide peace of mind and immediate assistance when needed.

Security Solutions

Our range of security services includes advanced alarm systems, CCTV cameras, and GPS tracking for vehicles. With customizable solutions to fit your needs, you can create a comprehensive security plan that covers every aspect of your life.

Don’t wait for an incident to occur before acting. The latest crime statistics should serve as a wake-up call for all of us to prioritize safety.

Contact our professional team at TSCL today to learn more about our security services and how we can help you protect what matters most. Let’s work together to create a safer Cayman Islands for everyone.

Click HERE to download the full report.

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