Officers

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT MICHAEL A MOXEY

Assistant Superintendent of Police Michael A Moxey, is the Officer-in-Charge of the Bimini District, a sub-division of the Northern Region.  He brings to this position over a quarter-century of policing skills and experience. He served for many years in the Drug Enforcement Unit and recently he was officer-in-charge of the Commercial Crime Section of the Central Detective Unit in New Providence.  He is the holder of numerous certificates and diplomas for advanced training including specialised training in police management at Jesus College, Cambridge University in the United Kingdom.

 DETECTIVE CORPORAL 472 ABDEL DIXON
Recipient of two Commissioner's Commendations

 Dectective Corporal 472 Dixon grew up in Nassau and graduated from Government High School, the country's oldest public secondary school. Folllowing high school he entered the Police College and graduated in 1997. He was soon placed in the Scenes of Crime (CSI) Unit and he was qualified himself as a Scenes of Crime (SOCO) forensic technician. He was selected to attend further training with the FBI in crime scene tCORechniques. He also participated in an overseas training programme on Gangs and Youth Crime held in El Salvador and sponsored by the United States. He has received two Commissioner's Commendations for his work in forensics which lead to solving major crimes. He also participated in the forensic investigation involving the infamous "Barefoot Bandit". He was promoted to the rank of police corporal in 2007.  In Bimini he is responsible for Criminal Records and Scenes of Crime investigations while also acting as a shift supervisor and performing general police duties.


CORPORAL 2783 BRIAN HARVEY



Corporal Harvey was born and grew up in Nassau and attended H O Nash high school where he graduated in 1998. Folliowing high school he was employed at Thompson Trading and in 2003 he entered the Police College in Nassau graduating the same year. Upon completion of his training, where he specialised in fire services, he was stationed in New Providence and later Grand Bahama. He served in Bimini for several months as the island's fire officer and upon retrn to Grand Bahama worked in the fire service section there until his posting to general police duties in the Mobile division, Control Room and finally the Eight Mile Rock station. He was then transferred to Bimini. He was promoted to corporal in 2007. In Bimini he is a shift supervisor and performs these responsibilities together with general police duties. He is also active in fire services on Bimini.


CORPORAL 2854 RICO THOMPSON

Corporal 2854 Thompson comes to Bimini from Nassau where he grew up and attended school. A graduate of CC Sweeting School he entered the Police College in 2003 and graduated in 2004. He was initially posted to the Internal Security Division and later to the Southern District of New Providence and spent several years in Bain Town, a section of Nassau. He has received training in special weapons and tactics (SWAT) and riot control and crowd managment and he has most recently served in the Rapid Strike Force in New Providence. He has also been trained as an enquiries and investigation officer. He was promoted to corporal in 2007.

 POLICE CONSTABLE 2630 STANFORD ADDERLEY

PC 2630 Stanford Adderley grew up in Nassau and graduated from the Government High School. Following high school he attended the College of The Bahamas where he studied mathematics and engineering. He joined the Royal Bahamas Police Force and graduated from the Police College in 2002. He has spent his years thus far in policing in New Providence. He was previously assigned to the Carmichael Road Police Station. Constable Adderley's first posting to a Family Island is Bimini. Here he performs general police duties.

POLICE CONSTABLE 2638 ANTOINE ELLIS

PC 2638 Ellis, who grew up in Nassau, joined the Royal Bahamas Police Force in 2002 following his graduation from R M Bailey High School in Nassau. After completing his police training he served throughout New Providence at the Cable Beach Police Station, the Central Police Station, and in the Mobile Patrol Division. Bimini is his first posting to a Family Island.

POLICE CONSTABLE 2791 BENJAMIN MOSS
Recipient of a Commissioner's Commendation

Constable 2791 Benjamin Moss grew up in Bimini and attended Holy Name Catholic School. He went off the island to complete his high school education and later joined the Royal Bahamas Police Force.  An eight year veteran of the police service, Moss specialised in Fire Branch. In 2007 he received a Commissioner's commendation for his heroic work during a hurricane which ravaged Grand Bahama putting many people's lives at risk. He is also the holder of an international marine captain's licence. In Bimini he works with the volunteer fire brigade and in community fire prevention programmes but he also performs general police duties.
 

POLICE CONSTABLE 2951 ALPHONZO MORRIS



Constable 2951 Morris grew up in Grand Bahama and attended Hawksbill High School, Pioneer's Loop and Sir Jack Hayward schools. He entered the police college shortly after high school and graduated in 2004. Following graduation he was posted to the Traffic Division, later he served in Mobile Division prior to his posting to Bimini where he performs general police duties with an emphasis on traffic enforcement. A musician also, he plays the guitar.

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POLICE CONSTABLE 2275 CHARLES THOMPSON



Police Constable 2275 Charles Thompson grew up in Nassau and after graduating from high school
he entered the Police College and graduated in 2007.  Initially he served in several stations but he has spent most of his career in
the Central Detective Unit(C.I.D.) at Wulff Road station in Nassau. He has specialised in investigations and enquiries, responsibilities he maintains in Bimini. He also holds certificates in firearm handling and in police driving skills and techniques. While in Bimini, his first posting to an out-island, he  also performs general police duties.


POLICE CONSTABLE 3196 ADRIANNE WILLIAMS



Police Constable 3196 Williams grew up in Grand Bahama and attended Eight Mile Rock Secondary School.
After graduation she began  studies in foreign languages specialising in Conversational Spanish. She is currently studying
Business Administration with Atlantic College. Constable Williams entered the Police College in 2006 and upon graduation
was posted to Grand Bahama, then Abaco. She has qualified herself in Firearm Handling and Technique, Emergency Vehicle Handling, First Aid and is a certified First Responder. Her skills will work well in Bimini where she performs general police duties.


POLICE CONSTABLE 3049 MORGAN MILLER  



Police Constable 3049 Miller grew up in Nassau and graduated from C C Sweeting Secondary School in 2004.
Upon graduation he attended the Police College and graduated in 2006 with specialised training in Fire Branch.
He was one of the many fire officers who helped extinguish the catastrophic blaze that engulfed the Bay Street straw market and also the recent fire at Kelly's shipyard. He also helped end the spread of the fire that destroyed several Haitian settlements in New Providence. While holding specialised training skills in fire fighting he also has completed courses in riot training, fire arms handling and heavy duty driving skills. While in Bimini he is responsible for fire services, fire prevention programmes and the training for the volunteer fire brigade. He also performs general police duties.


POLICE CONSTABLE 1820 RYAN SANDS
 


Police Constable 1820 Sands grew up in Nassau and graduated from R M Bailey High School. Following high school, during which he was enrolled in the police cadet programme, he entered the Police College and graduated in 2007. He served in several stations in Nassau prior to his first Family Island posting in South Andros. Following his assignment there he worked at Elizabeth Estates Station in Nassau  and was then posted to Bimini where he performs general police duties.

POLICE CONSTABLE 3309 MALKETA RAMSEY

PC 3309 Ramsey graduated from the Police College in January 2009. Several of her relatives are in the police service so policing as a career came easily to her. Born in Cat Island she received her primary and secondary education there and then attended the College of The Bahamas in Nassau. Constable Ramsey has served in several stations in New Providence as part of her orientation period. In Bimini she performs general police duties.



ROYAL BAHAMAS POLICE RESERVE OFFICERS

 INSPECTOR JUDY BARRY

 

 POLICE CONSTABLE R687 LEROY PINDER

Reserve Police Constable 687 Pinder is from Grand Bahama and has lived in Bimini for just over two years. Constable Pinder worked  in Eight Mile Rock in Grand Bahama. He is now working at Cat Cay Yacht Club and when he is available performs general police duties.