AGP Executive Report

Local Crime Alerts: RCIPS is asking the public for help locating Andy Myles (39), wanted over burglary and robbery incidents, described as dangerous and believed to be staying around George Town and West Bay; residents are told not to approach and to call 911 or George Town Police at 949-4222. Violence Investigation: Police say a woman was stabbed multiple times inside Ultra Lounge on Smith Road in George Town on 25 June; she’s in stable condition, the suspect fled in a white Honda Fit, and detectives are urging him to surrender. Attempted Murder Suspect: RCIPS is also seeking Michael Gollab (22) in connection with an attempted murder in George Town, again warning the public not to approach and to contact police with any sightings. Vehicle Dealer Dispute: TWA Automotive says it remains the sole authorised Jetour distributor and dealer for Jamaica, The Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, pushing back on “unauthorised and misleading” claims about who can sell Jetour vehicles and genuine parts.

Wanted Man: Police are asking the public for help locating Andy Myles (39), wanted over multiple burglary and robbery incidents across George Town and West Bay. He’s described as about 5’7” with brown skin, and officers say he is dangerous—don’t approach; call 911 or George Town Police at 949-4222. Attempted Murder: RCIPS is also seeking Michael Gollab (22) in connection with an attempted murder in George Town. He’s about 5’10” with dark skin and a low haircut; again, don’t approach—contact 911 or George Town Police at 949-4222. Stabbing in Bar: A woman was stabbed multiple times inside Ultra Lounge on Smith Road in George Town on 25 June after an argument with a man she knew. She’s in stable condition, and police are still searching for the suspect, described as leaving in a white Honda Fit. Vehicle Dealer Dispute: TWA Automotive says it is the sole authorised distributor and dealer for Jetour vehicles and genuine parts in Jamaica, The Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, pushing back against “unauthorised and misleading” claims by others. Global Tech & Crypto Watch: California’s new Digital Financial Assets Law starts enforcing July 1, with unlicensed crypto platforms facing up to $100,000 per day, while a separate report highlights Southeast Asia’s dilemma in the US-China AI chip war—balancing investment with preventing diversion of restricted chips.

Wanted Man: Police are asking the public to help locate Andy Myles (39), wanted over burglary and robbery incidents, described as dangerous and believed to be homeless, with sightings possible in George Town and West Bay. Violent Crime: A woman was stabbed multiple times inside a liquor-licensed premises in George Town on 25 June; she’s in stable condition after serious injuries, and detectives are still searching for the suspect, described as leaving in a white Honda Fit. Attempted Murder Suspect: The RCIPS is also seeking Michael Gollab (22) in connection with an attempted murder case in George Town, urging residents not to approach him and to call 911 or the George Town Police Station with any sightings. Local Business Dispute: TWA Automotive says it remains the sole authorised distributor and dealer for Jetour vehicles and genuine parts in Jamaica, The Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, pushing back on “unauthorised and misleading” claims from outside its network. Tech & Policy Watch: California’s new Digital Financial Assets Law is now in force, with unlicensed crypto platforms facing civil enforcement up to $100,000 per day. Global Tech Tensions: A report highlights Southeast Asia’s dilemma in the US-China AI chip war—balancing data centre investment with efforts to stop diversion of restricted chips. Sports: The NHL draft saw Gavin McKenna selected first overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs, with major trades also reshuffling teams’ first-round picks.

Wanted: George Town burglary/robbery suspect: Police are asking the public to help locate Andy Myles (39), described as dangerous and believed to be homeless, moving between George Town and West Bay. Don’t approach—call 911 or George Town Police at 949-4222. Violence in George Town bar: A woman was stabbed multiple times inside a liquor-licensed premises at Ultra Lounge on Smith Road on 25 June after an argument with a man she knew. She’s in stable condition; officers are still searching for the suspect, described as leaving in a white Honda Fit. Attempted murder appeal: RCIPS is also seeking Michael Gollab (22) in connection with an attempted murder in George Town; again, don’t approach—call 911 or 949-4222. Police assault crackdown: A 35-year-old was arrested for assaulting police officers in two incidents, as RCIPS says it has logged 86 assaults on officers in three years. Jetour dealer dispute: TWA Automotive says it is the sole authorised Jetour distributor/dealer for Jamaica, The Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, pushing back on “unauthorised and misleading” claims by others selling outside the official network. Cayman Enterprise City tech growth: A new look at CEC’s impact says the tech sector is becoming a fourth pillar, citing CI$8.8m injected into local businesses in 2025 and a cumulative CI$1b impact since 2012.

Wanted Man: Police are asking the public to help locate Andy Myles (39), described as dangerous and wanted over burglary and robbery incidents, believed to be moving between George Town and West Bay; residents are told not to approach and to call 911 or George Town Police at 949-4222. Attempted Murder Probe: RCIPS is also seeking Michael Gollab (22) in connection with an attempted murder in George Town; again, the public is urged not to approach and to contact police or 911. Stabbing in George Town: A woman was stabbed multiple times at a liquor-licensed premises in George Town on 25 June; she’s in stable condition, and detectives are still searching for the suspect, described as leaving in a white Honda Fit. Police Assaults: RCIPS says a man was arrested for assaulting police officers, while noting more than 86 such incidents were recorded over the past three years, with Commissioner Kurt Walton calling the behaviour unacceptable. Jetour Dealer Dispute: TWA Automotive says it remains the sole authorised Jetour distributor/dealer for Jamaica, The Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, pushing back on “unauthorised and misleading” claims about sales and parts outside the official network. Tech Economy: Cayman Enterprise City reports major economic impact, citing CI$8.8m injected into local businesses in 2025 and a cumulative CI$1b since 2012, with tech described as a growing fourth pillar for Cayman.

Wanted Man: Police are asking the public to help locate Andy Myles (39), described as dangerous and wanted over burglary and robbery incidents, believed to be moving between George Town and West Bay; residents are told not to approach and to call 911 or George Town Police at 949-4222. Stabbing Investigation: A woman was stabbed multiple times inside Ultra Lounge on Smith Road in George Town on 25 June; she’s in stable condition, the suspect fled in a white Honda Fit, and detectives are urging him to surrender. Attempted Murder Suspect: RCIPS is also seeking Michael Gollab (22) in connection with an attempted murder case in George Town; anyone who spots him should call 911 and not engage. Police Assaults: RCIPS says assaults on officers remain a serious issue, with 86 incidents recorded in the last three years, and a recent arrest follows two separate assault incidents. Jetour Dealer Dispute: TWA Automotive says it is the sole authorised Jetour distributor/dealer for Jamaica, The Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, pushing back on “unauthorised and misleading” claims by parallel importers and brokers. Tech Economy: Cayman Enterprise City highlights tech as a growing fourth pillar, citing major local business injection figures from its operations and Special Economic Zone companies.

Police appeal for dangerous wanted man: RCIPS is asking the public for help locating Andy Myles (39) over multiple burglary and robbery incidents, warning he is considered dangerous and not to approach—call 911 or George Town Police Station at 949-4222. Police seek suspect in attempted murder: Officers are also looking for Michael Gollab (22) after an attempted murder case in George Town; residents should note his location and contact 911, with tips via 949-7777 or Cayman Crime Stoppers. Stabbing at George Town bar: A woman was stabbed multiple times inside Ultra Lounge on Smith Road on 25 June; she’s in stable condition, and police are still searching for the suspect described as leaving in a white Honda Fit. Jetour dealer disputes vehicle sales claims: TWA Automotive says it remains the sole authorised Jetour distributor and dealer for Jamaica, The Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, pushing back on “unauthorised and misleading” claims about sales and genuine parts. Tech sector boost: Cayman Enterprise City reports major economic impact, citing CI$8.8m injected into local businesses and a cumulative CI$1b since 2012, as Cayman’s tech push gains momentum. Assaults on police: RCIPS says it recorded 86 incidents of assault against police officers in the last three years, vowing decisive action.

Vehicle Sales Dispute: TWA Automotive says it is the sole authorised Jetour distributor and dealer for Jamaica, The Bahamas and the Cayman Islands, pushing back on “unauthorised and misleading” claims that others can sell Jetour vehicles and genuine parts. Stabbing in George Town: Police say a woman was stabbed multiple times at a liquor-licensed premises in George Town on 25 June after an argument with a man she knew; she’s in stable condition and the suspect left in a white Honda Fit. Wanted for Attempted Murder: RCIPS is appealing for information on Michael Gollab, wanted in connection with an attempted murder; residents are urged not to approach him and to call 911 or George Town Police. Police Assaults: RCIPS reports more than 86 assaults on police officers in the past three years and says a 35-year-old man was arrested after assaulting officers in two incidents. Hurricane Watch: Forecasters say the next named Atlantic storm will be Bertha, with no tropical cyclone development expected over the next seven days. Cayman Tech Growth: Cayman Enterprise City says its tech sector is becoming a major economic pillar, citing major local business injections and cumulative impact since 2012. Event Policing Costs: RCIPS says policing costs for Out of This World 2026 at Camana Bay were covered by organisers under contract, limiting disruption to normal staffing.

Violence in George Town: Police say a woman was stabbed multiple times inside a liquor-licensed premises (Ultra Lounge on Smith Road) after an argument with a man she knew on 25 June. She was taken to HSA and remains in stable condition; officers searched overnight but the suspect has not been found. Detectives are urging him to surrender to the Detention Centre and asking witnesses to call George Town Police at 949-4222. Wanted for attempted murder: RCIPS is also appealing for Michael Gollab (22), wanted in connection with an attempted murder in George Town; police ask the public not to approach him and to call 911 or 949-4222, with anonymous tips via 949-7777 or Crime Stoppers. Police assaults on the rise: RCIPS says it recorded more than 86 assaults on police officers in the past three years, with a recent arrest tied to two separate incidents; the commissioner warned the impact on morale and service delivery. Event policing costs clarified: RCIPS says policing for Out of This World 2026 at Camana Bay on 30 May was fully recoverable from organisers under contract, allowing overtime coverage with minimal disruption to normal shifts.

George Town Violence: Police say a 35-year-old man is still wanted after a woman was stabbed multiple times at a liquor-licensed premises on Thursday, 25 June. Officers responded just after 9:15pm, found the victim at hospital with stable but serious injuries, and searched overnight for a suspect who left in a white Honda Fit; detectives are urging him to surrender and asking anyone with information to contact George Town Police or RCIPS via the confidential tip lines. Police Under Pressure: RCIPS also reported that assaults on officers remain a recurring problem, with more than 86 incidents recorded over the past three years—prompting renewed warnings that violence against police is unacceptable. Hurricane Watch: The next named storm for the 2026 Atlantic season is expected to be Bertha, with forecasters saying no tropical cyclone development is expected over the next seven days. Tech Economy Spotlight: Cayman Enterprise City says its tech and Special Economic Zone activity is driving measurable local spending, citing major annual economic impact figures. Festival Policing Costs: RCIPS confirmed policing costs for Out of This World 2026 at Camana Bay were covered by organisers under contract, limiting disruption to normal staffing.

Draft Spotlight: The Toronto Maple Leafs picked Penn State winger Gavin McKenna No. 1 at the 2026 NHL draft, with Auston Matthews on video and Justin Bieber announcing the pick—plus first-round scouting notes and major trades. Police Update: RCIPS is asking a suspect to surrender after a woman was stabbed in George Town on 25 June; she’s in stable condition and detectives are still searching for the man described as driving a white Honda Fit. Public Safety: Police say assaults on officers are rising, with 86 incidents recorded in the past three years, and a 35-year-old arrested after two separate assault incidents. Local Policing Costs: RCIPS says policing for Camana Bay’s Out of This World 2026 was fully recoverable from organisers under contract, limiting impact on normal staffing. Tech & Economy: Cayman Enterprise City’s tech push is highlighted as a growing economic pillar, citing millions in local business injection and broader job-driven spending. Weather Watch: Forecasters say no tropical cyclone development is expected in the next week, with Bertha the next named storm.

NHL Draft: The Toronto Maple Leafs picked Penn State winger Gavin McKenna No. 1 in the 2026 NHL draft, with music star Justin Bieber announcing the selection and Auston Matthews welcoming him to the team. Police Investigation: RCIPS is asking the public to help locate a suspect after a woman was stabbed in George Town on 25 June; she’s in stable condition and detectives say the man should surrender to the Detention Centre. Public Safety: RCIPS says assaults on police are rising, recording more than 86 incidents over the past three years, and warns it will take decisive action. Local Policing Costs: Senior officers say policing costs for Camana Bay’s Out of This World 2026 were covered by organisers under contract, limiting impact on normal staffing. Tech & Economy: Cayman Enterprise City is being framed as a growing “fourth pillar” for the Cayman economy, citing major local business injection figures from its 2025 impact assessment. Travel & Weather: Air Canada opened a new premium lounge in Québec City as it expands Caribbean routes, while forecasters say the next Atlantic named storm won’t form in the next week.

Local Crime: Police are still searching for a suspect after a woman was stabbed multiple times at a liquor-licensed premises in George Town on 25 June; she’s in stable condition and detectives are urging the man to surrender, with witnesses asked to call George Town Police or RCIPS Crime Stoppers. Public Safety & Policing: RCIPS says assaults on officers are a persistent problem, recording more than 86 incidents in the past three years, and warns it will take decisive action against anyone who attacks police. Event Policing Costs: RCIPS confirmed the policing bill for Camana Bay’s Out of This World 2026 music festival was fully covered by organisers under contract, allowing overtime deployment with minimal impact on normal staffing. Cayman Economy (Tech): Cayman Enterprise City is being positioned as a growing “fourth pillar” of the economy, with a 2025 impact assessment citing millions injected into local businesses and major cumulative effects since 2012. Weather Watch: Forecasters say the next named Atlantic storm will be Bertha, with no tropical cyclone development expected over the next week.

George Town Violence: Police are still hunting a man after a woman was stabbed multiple times at a liquor-licensed premises on Thursday night; she’s in stable condition, and officers are urging the suspect to surrender while witnesses can call George Town Police or Crime Stoppers. Police Accountability: RCIPS says assaults on officers are rising, with more than 86 incidents recorded over the past three years, and warns it will take decisive action. Festival Policing Costs: RCIPS confirmed the policing bill for Camana Bay’s Out of This World 2026 was fully recoverable from organisers under contract, limiting disruption to normal staffing. Cayman Tech Growth: Cayman Enterprise City is being framed as a growing “fourth pillar” for the economy, with reported millions injected into local businesses and a large cumulative impact since 2012. Hurricane Watch: Forecasters say the next named storm won’t form in the next week, with Bertha currently the next name on the 2026 Atlantic list. Travel & Tourism Buzz: Air Canada is expanding Caribbean routes and adding a new premium lounge experience in Québec City, while a Caribbean beach ranking spotlights Anguilla’s Shoal Bay East as the top beach for 2026.

NHL Draft: Ten years after Toronto picked Auston Matthews No. 1, the Maple Leafs selected Penn State winger Gavin McKenna first overall at the 2026 NHL draft in Buffalo, with scouting reports released for all 32 first-round picks. George Town Violence: Police are still searching for a suspect after a woman was stabbed multiple times at a liquor-licensed premises in George Town on 25 June; she’s in stable condition and detectives are urging the man to surrender. Police Accountability: RCIPS says assaults on officers have been recorded 86 times in the past three years, and a 35-year-old was arrested after two separate assault incidents. Public Order Costs: RCIPS confirmed policing costs for Camana Bay’s Out of This World 2026 music festival were covered by organisers under contract, limiting impact on normal staffing. Cayman Tech Growth: Cayman Enterprise City is being framed as a growing “fourth pillar” for the economy, citing major local business injection figures from its 2025 socio-economic impact assessment. Hurricane Watch: Forecasters say no tropical cyclone development is expected in the next seven days, with the next named storm of the season now listed as Bertha. Caribbean Travel Buzz: A new ranking names Anguilla’s Shoal Bay East the best beach in the Caribbean for 2026, praising its calm waters and powdery white sand.

George Town Violence: Police are still hunting a suspect after a woman was stabbed multiple times at a liquor-licensed premises on Thursday, 25 June; she’s in stable condition and detectives are urging the man to surrender, with witnesses asked to call George Town Police or Crime Stoppers. Police Accountability: RCIPS says assaults on officers are rising, recording 86 incidents over the past three years, after a 35-year-old was arrested for assaulting police in two separate incidents. Event Policing Costs: RCIPS confirmed the policing bill for Camana Bay’s Out of This World 2026 music festival was covered by organisers under contract, allowing overtime and extra deployment with minimal impact on normal staffing. Tech Economy Spotlight: Cayman Enterprise City is highlighted as a growing “fourth pillar” for the local economy, citing millions in direct local business injection and major cumulative impact since 2012. Hurricane Watch: Forecasters say no tropical cyclone development is expected in the next seven days, with the next named storm of the season now listed as Bertha. Caribbean Travel Buzz: A new report names Anguilla’s Shoal Bay East the best beach in the Caribbean for 2026. Regional Travel Upgrade: Air Canada is adding a new premium lounge experience at Québec City airport as it expands Caribbean routes, including service to the Cayman Islands.