TNN News is following a breaking news story involving the reported arrest of a senior police officer on suspicion of driving while impaired.
TNN News made formal inquiries to police media relations department regarding the incident. Police subsequently issued a statement confirming that a senior officer was arrested; however, no name was released.
Based on information provided to TNN by reliable sources it is our understanding that the officer involved is believed to be Superintendent Jerome Laws. Police have not officially confirmed the identity of the individual, and this information remains unverified at this time.
TNN News emphasizes that these are allegations only, and no determination of guilt has been made. We continue to seek official clarification from police and will update the public as soon as verified information becomes available.
The statement issued by police is as follows.
Senior Officer Involved in Two-Vehicle Collision on South Road
Shortly after midnight on Thursday, December 18, 2025, police received a report of a two vehicle collision involving a motorcycle and a motorcar South Road, Warwick, near Warwick Park.
The motorcycle rider sustained a serious but non-life-threatening injury.
It was ascertained the driver of the motorcar was a Bermuda Police Service (BPS) senior officer. That officer has been arrested on suspicion of impaired driving.
A full investigation into the circumstances of the collision is underway.
The matter has also been referred to the BPS Professional Standards Department, ensuring a comprehensive examination of the incident.
Mr. Darrin Simons, Commissioner of Police stated, “This situation underscores a commitment that defines our service: we hold ourselves to the same level of accountability as we do any member of the public. Integrity matters. Trust matters. When our officers fail to meet the standards we set, we take action.”
The Bermuda Police Service is conducting a thorough investigation into this incident. Members of the public who witnessed the collision are encouraged to contact police at 211 with any information that may assist with the investigation.
The Bermuda Police Service remains committed to making Bermuda safer through professionalism, honesty, integrity, and compassion.
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