At approximately 7:25 p.m. on Sunday, 11 October 2026, the Bermuda Police Service responded to reports of juveniles throwing eggs at passing vehicles on North Shore Road in the Ingham’s Vale area of Pembroke. Officers arrived to find three teenagers in possession of eggs and were able to arrest them on the scene.

A spokesperson for the Police Service confirmed the arrests and stated that the juveniles had been observed hurling eggs at cars while the vehicles were parked or moving slowly. "The incident poses a serious safety risk to motorists and pedestrians alike," the spokesperson said. "We are reminding the community that such acts are not only illegal but also dangerous."

The police investigation is ongoing, with authorities evaluating whether the teens were acting alone or were part of a larger group. While the immediate threat to road safety has been contained, the incident has prompted calls from local residents and community leaders for increased vigilance and educational outreach to discourage vandalism and protect public property.

The Bermuda Police Service reiterated that any further acts of egg throwing or similar vandalism will be treated with the full force of the law. The department also urged citizens to report any suspicious activity to avoid potential accidents on the island’s busy thoroughfares.