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March 3, 2015

Demarco escapes injury in motor vehicle crash

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Local entertainer ‎Collin Demar Edwards, otherwise called Demarco, on Wednesday escaped serious injuries following a motor vehicle collision at the intersection of Red Hills and Constant Spring roads.

Reports are that about 3:00 pm, the entertainer was travelling in his white Toyota Camry motor car towards Half-Way-Tree when a trailer reportedly collided with his motor vehicle.

The entertainer and a woman, who was travelling with him, managed to walk away unhurt.

The incident has caused a massive traffic pile-up in the area.

Kimmo Matthews

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