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Two killed in St Ann accident  
January 1, 2012

Two killed in St Ann accident

TWO persons were killed in a motor vehicle collision in Drax Hall, St Ann this morning.

Police report that the victims  were coming from a party when the vehicle they were travelling in crashed.

The unidentified victims are from a Runaway Bay address.

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