Auxiliary Cop Charged with Fraud and Traffic Offences
An Auxiliary Constable with the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service has been suspended and charged with several traffic and fraud offences.
He was stopped by police in July for a traffic breach, and officers discovered he was driving without insurance, a valid certificate of roadworthiness, and an expired registration.
- Driving without insurance
- No valid certificate of roadworthiness
- Expired registration
Further investigation revealed irregularities with his documents, including altered documents, which led to a probe with a local insurance company.
No comment from the authorities is available at this time.
Author's summary: Auxiliary cop charged with fraud.
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