34-y-o man crashes into wall in St Elizabeth, dies
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April 12, 2015

34-y-o man crashes into wall in St Elizabeth, dies

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica – A 34-year-old man was yesterday killed in a bike accident in Parrottee District, St Elizabeth. 

He has been identified as Rohan Esson of the same community. 

Police reports are that he was riding along a stretch of road in the Hill Top area about midday when he lost control of the motorcycle and crashed into a wall.

Esson reportedly received head injuries and was taken to hospital where he died. 

Alicia Sutherland

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