Welcome to the official website of the Bermuda Ex-Police Officer's Association, now known as "Bermie Ex-Po". Our intention is to provide former and retired members of the Bermuda Police Service with a means of keeping in touch with each other, to record our collective history, and to encourage you to sit down and write about your own personal experiences so they can be recorded for posterity
Our Committee (CLICK HERE for details) is determined to ensure that "Bermie Ex-Po" is inclusive for all those who have served in the BPS, and through our website we try to bring us all closer together, whether you are still living here in Bermuda or you are many thousands of miles away.
I feel sure that as you leaf through its pages, our website will hold many fond memories for you, and will hopefully encourage you to let us hear from you. Please feel free to let us have your comments and suggestions via our website email address at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
CLICK HERE for our latest article featuring our good friend and colleague, retired Inspector St. Clair ”Brinky” Tucker who served in the Bermuda Police for 30 years from 1961 – 1992. Brinky attended Training Course #1 and went on to serve on the beat in Hamilton, in Beach Squad, Central Parishes, Cycle Squad, and in Narcotics, as Watch Sergeant in Central, Inspector OIC Prosecutions, Supreme Court Officer, Black Rod, OIC Airport Security, OIC Eastern, and OIC Hamilton at the time of his retirement in 1991. An outstanding sportsman, and much involved in a wide variety of community activities, Brinky has always found time for his wonderful family, and on the day we published this article he is a Grand Marshall for the Bermuda Heritage Day Parade 2022.
CLICK HERE to view our article about Robert “Bob” “RCS” Smith who served in the Bermuda Police from 1956 – 1965
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CLICK HERE for our latest article about the Late Alfred James “Jim” Amos who served in the Bermuda Police from 1931-1958, having initially arrived in Bermuda to serve with the West Yorkshire Regiment at the Prospect Garrison. Jim was a popular member of the Police Force and served for many years in St. George’s before moving to Central Division where he also served in CID. An excellent shot, Jim was also well known for putting on shows with his amazing dog “Sparsa” who delighted audiences with high-level obedience and tricks.
CLICK HERE for our recent article about the Late Ernest "Ernie" Moniz.
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CLICK HERE to read "FROZEN PENSIONS" 
Who, Where and When - This column features photographs submitted to us by former colleagues in which we challenge you to tell us who is in the photograph, when was it taken, and where was it taken? We usually give you a couple of weeks to figure out the answers and we then publish the correct results - if known - based on our collective memories. Please either email your answers to us or type in your comments in the "Comments" section below the enlarged photo. Editors note - We are still having problems with our Comments at the bottom of each page, so if you would like to answer the above queries please forward your answers to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
CLICK HERE for our latest photo taken during a visit by a Royal Princess. We have no doubt most of our members will recognize this member of the Royal Family but we would also ask you to provide us with where and when it was taken, the names of all the senior police officers and other dignitaries present, the reason or reasons for this Royal Visit, and the connection between this photo and our latest "Then and Now" article.
Latest News and Press Releases - You will see the headings for both of these columns here on our home page, Latest News usually contains local news, often related to the BPS, that we believe will be of interest. Press Releases have usually been mainly about Police-related matters but as of now I will try to keep you up-to-date on the cornonavirus crisis locally by referring you to articles in our local media wherever possible.
On behalf of the Bermie Ex-Po Committee we wish all the very best to you and your families, and we trust that our website will provide you with an opportunity to think of good times as you stroll down memory lane.
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