Update: Friday, 26th July 2024 - On Thursday, July 25th, 2024, the Bermuda Police Service Serious Crime Unit, supported by the Criminal Investigation, Gang Targeting and Police Support Units, executed two warrants in the Sandys Parish area.
 
Two male suspects were arrested in connection with the ongoing investigations into the murders of Razi Garland and Amon Robinson.
 
Detective Superintendent Sherwin Joseph of the Crime Division stated: “Our officers continue to work tirelessly to progress these serious matters, however, we need the continued support of our community.
 
We are once again appealing for anyone with information, to please contact the Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Sergeant Anneka Donawa on 717-2250 or, via email at adonawa@bps.bm.”
 
You may also call the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers number, 800-8477.
 
Alternatively, please share the information with a police officer you know.
 
No further information will be provided at this time.
 
Friday, 12th July 2024 - Sadly, the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) can now confirm the identities of two young men who died following a verified firearm incident in the Scaur Hill, Sandys parish area that was reported around 6:05am Wednesday, 10th July 2024, as 18-year-old Razi Garland (pictured below left) and 19-year-old Amon Robinson (pictured below right).
 
The BPS extends our sincere condolences to the families and friends of both young men.

Two BPS Family Liaison Officers are providing relevant assistance to the families of each deceased teen.
 
Their autopsies will be conducted in due course.
 
The investigation regarding this double-murder is ongoing and the BPS is grateful to those persons that have already come forward to assist with inquiries.
 
The Senior Investigating Officer (SIO), Detective Sergeant Anneka Donawa, is renewing the appeal for anyone with any information that can help establish what happened and who is responsible.
 
SIO Donawa can be reached by calling 717-2250, or by e-mail at adonawa@bps.bm.

Information can also be provided through the BPS online community reporting portal, https://portal.police.bm/.

Alternatively, anonymous tips can be sent via the independent and confidential Crime Stoppers Bermuda hotline 800-8477, or the Crime Stoppers Bermuda website, www.crimestoppers.bm.
 
Once again, the BPS urges members of our community directly or indirectly affected by Wednesday’s senseless killing, or any other recent violent incidents, to please reach out to any of the relevant helping agencies for specialist assistance, if necessary.