BBC has commissioned a new series called Policing Paradise, where viewers are going to get an insight into the challenges real officers face. The 16 episodes, which are set on the tropical islands of Bermuda, will follow the officers' daily beat while covering the seven interconnected islands. With 850,000 tourists visiting from around the world every year, the officers will share the unique duties they have to tackle on a daily basis.
The 500-strong police force that'll be seen in the series will feature a mix of native Bermudians, people from across the Caribbean and UK officers who have opted to live abroad. Alex McLeod, Commissioner, BBC Daytime comments: “Policing Paradise is like the real-life Death in Paradise. A 'real-life' Death in Paradise is coming to the BBC Read More Related Articles BBC Strictly Come Dancing star's rehearsals thrown into 'chaos' Read More Related Articles Miranda Hart reveals disease left her bed-bound and caused 'years of suffering' "Audiences will be able to get lost in the Islands of Bermuda as they are taken on a journey with the wonderful police force working to keep Bermuda safe for residents and tourists.
It’s a deep dive into the culture of these truly unique islands and one we hope audiences will feel privileged to be a part of.” Policing Paradise is being produced at Spun Gold’s Birmingham production HQ, with MD Daniela Neumann sharing her enthusiasm at the upcoming show. The new series has been described as a "real-life" Death.
