Officers investigating a report of a man carrying what appeared to be a firearm on Friday 12th April in Moorish Castle Estate have charged a local 31 year old man and a 24 year old local woman.
Andrew John Guy, aged 31, was charged with one count of possession of a firearm, one count of possession of ammunition, one count of possession of a prohibited weapon and two counts of possession of a controlled drug.
The Royal Gibraltar Police will be hosting the Executive Committee of the European Association of Airport and Seaport Police when they hold their 40th annual conference in Gibraltar next week. The conference will be held at the Caleta Hotel. This is the fourth time that the conference will come to Gibraltar. This year will see the highest number of attending delegates ever.
The EAASP seeks to promote international cooperation and advises European and international policy makers on matters related to posts policing. The Executive Committee works closely with the European Commission and is active in working groups on both the maritime and aviation fields. RGP Commissioner Eddie Yome is currently the Vice-President Aviation.
The Regimental Recruiting Office has moved location. The new office has moved from Casemates Square to Vault 1, Kings Bastion Leisure Centre, Line Wall Road.
Yesterday evening in the lower depths of the Central London Fabian Society building, Chief Minister Fabian Picardo addressed a small group of the progressive left – wing think tank members on the matter of ‘Gibraltar in Europe’.
The society was formed in 1884 and is closely affiliated with the Labour Party. As he began his address, which touched upon a spectrum of matters relating to Gibraltar, including gaming, Gibraltar’s economy and its relationship with Spain, Mr. Picardo said that he felt amongst friends, and had never seen a room so full of Fabians.
