ComPol Projects Fewer Murders Than 2021
The Commissioner of Police projects a decrease in murders for 2022 compared to 2021 despite a rise in early July.
The Commissioner of Police projects a decrease in murders for 2022 compared to 2021 despite a rise in early July.
The arrest rate for murders in Belize is low, with only 20 arrests made for 62 murders in 2022, primarily due to witness cooperation issues in Belize City.
The first half of 2022 saw an increase in major crimes in Belize compared to the same period in 2021, according to the Commissioner of Police.
The police department is re-deploying key personnel, including Superintendent Alejandro Cowo and Senior Superintendent Chris Noble, to improve crime suppression efforts.
Clarine Castillo appeared in court charged with arson, claiming ownership of the house that burned down during a dispute with her ex-partner.
David Cruz was found guilty of murdering Timroy Neal in Roaring Creek, with the conviction aided by electronic evidence.
Belize's conviction rate for murder has improved due to increased witness cooperation and technological advancements in investigations.
Danny Mason and his accomplices face kidnapping charges in the Belmopan Supreme Court after being previously convicted of murder.
Three men were detained after stealing a Toyota Hilux at gunpoint from a Cayo resident and found with an unlicensed firearm.
Alexander Holder confessed to stealing $1,473.61 from Coye funeral home after being denied a pay raise and received a four-year sentence.
A police officer charged with the unlawful killing of Allyson Major was acquitted in the Supreme Court, causing disappointment for his family.
Emerson Nunez, a 33-year-old resident of Dangriga, was shot and killed early this morning under suspicious circumstances.
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