Someone Has Died in a Road Crash – Sponsored book to assist families of fatal collision victims in #Bermuda @BermudaPolice Press Conference

Assisting Families of Fatal Collision Victims

Sarah Wheddon and Katherine Wheddon (ex-wife and daughter of the late Major Chris Wheddon), Superintendent Martin Weekes and Lt. Col. (Ret.) Brian Gonsalves press conference to announce the sponsorship of the book book “Someone Has Died in a Road Crash” to assist the families of fatal collision victims.

On September 9th, 2013 Bermuda-born 43-year-old Major Wheddon was killed in car crash after the Afghanistan veteran who was driving him careered into a woodland. He had been due to be promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and become the commanding officer of the Bermuda Regiment. read more

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Thursday, March 6th, 2014 (Bermuda Police Service Press Release)

“Someone has died in a road crash” – A partnership between the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) and East End Telecom.

Like adults, children affected by road death and injury need loving support and information. It is often better to tell children things through honest discussion and involve them in decision making rather than keep them in the dark and leave them excluded in an effort to protect them from the truth.

Thanks to the support of our partner East End Group, the BPS is pleased to announce that they will be able to supply this free book to children bereaved by road crashes.

“Someone has died in a road crash”, is full of colourful, warm illustrations and text that helps adults to support children and answer their questions. Each Child’s book comes with an accompanying guide booklet for parents caring for a bereaved child.

Additionally we have also brought in a booklet titled “Coping with grief when someone you love dies suddenly” which is for anyone who has suffered the shattering experience of a loved one dying suddenly. It aims to help people understand emotions and feelings commonly suffered and provides straightforward advice on how to cope and who can help you recover.

Going forward we are looking into bringing in a second book for bereaved children titled “Someone has died suddenly” which is aimed at children bereaved by any sudden cause.

All these books will be available free from the BPS Family Liaison Officers who are assigned to families after an incident involving a death in order to assist them through the process of investigations and other legal proceedings.

Call the Bermuda Police Service Family Liaison Coordinator at 295-0011 for further information on these books and the role of the Family Liaison Officer.

Bermuda Police Service www.bermudapolice.bm

East End Telecom www.telecom.bm

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Someone has died in a road crash @ Amazon

Mary Williams OBE and Caroline Chisholm (Author), Steve Fraser (Illustrator)

Publication Date: 1 Feb 2006
A sudden death in a road crash is one of the worst deaths of all. Particularly if you are a child and it was your mum, dad, sister or brother who died. Someone has died in a road crash is a children’s book for all ages, taking children step by step through practical things such as funerals and police investigations and exploring normal emotions and feelings. The book is colourful and is narrated by two children who have been bereaved in a road crash who give caring and helpful tips. The book is meant to be read by a child with a parent or care

 

 

#Bermuda Police Service Press Conferences 2013 @bermudapolice

2013 Joint Press Conference Christmas Safety Advisory”

2013 Press Conference Policing For Halloween

2013 Press Conference Murder of Jonathan Dill

2013 Press Conference Advisory Regarding Sexual Exploitation

2013 Press Conference Cup Match Weekend Part 2

2013 Press Conference Cup Match Weekend Part 1

2013 Press Conference First & Second Quarter Crime Statistics

2013 Press Conference ACCP Recap & New President Part 1

2013 Press Conference: Policing For Easter Weekend

2013 Press Conference: Recruitment Campaign

2013 Press Conference Family Appeal Rudolph Smith Murder

2013 Press Conference 2012 Year End Crime Statistics

 

Bermuda Police Service

 

Ongoing Witness Appeal: Jonathan Dill Murder Investigation

Date: Thursday, November 07, 2013  

 

Acting Superintendent Nicholas Pedro 

Detectives from the Serious Crime Unit continue to investigate the murder of Mr. Jonathan Dill, which occurred on the evening of 2nd September, 2013.

Members of the public will recall that Mr. Dill was shot whilst he was at the residence of a friend. A number of witnesses and items of forensic evidence were collected from the scene. In the days following the incident, the following image from a local CCTV camera captured a light coloured car driving up The Glebe Road towards the old “Pepper Pot.”

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Detectives believe that the driver of this car may be able to assist the enquiry team. We are asking that if you were the driver of this vehicle that was driving up The Glebe Road at approximately 10:20 pm on Monday 2nd September, 2013 – please call detectives from the Serious Crime Unit on 247-1739.

The Senior Investigating Officer is Detective Inspector Dave Greenidge.

Alternatively you may call Crime Stoppers on 800-8477, but it is preferred that you make contact with detectives directly. All information will be treated in the strictest confidence.

All incidents are under investigation. Police are appealing to members of the public who have witnessed these incidents or may have information pertaining to them to contact their respective Police Station, Police Headquarters at 295-0011 or the confidential Crimestoppers Hotline on 1 (800) 623-8477. 

Public & Media Relations Department

Media Relations Dept.
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Break every chain – Tasha Cobbs

There is power in the name of Jesus
There is power in the name of Jesus
There is power in the name of Jesus
To Break every chain
Break every chain
Break every chain
There’s an army rising up
There’s an army rising up
There’s an army rising up
To Break every chain
Break every chain
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You declare that the chains are broken
I hear the chains falling.