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April 14, 2017

St Elizabeth man killed motor vehicle crash

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — The police have reported that 44-year-old Mark Ellison, building contractor of Leeds district in Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth died from injuries he sustained in a motor vehicle collision on Park main road in the parish on Friday, April 14.

Reports from the Santa Cruz Police are that about 8:40 pm Ellison was driving a Honda Civic motorcar along the main road when he overtook a motor vehicle, allegedly lost control of his motorcar and collided in a wall.

He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead.

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