56-y-o man killed in May Pen crash
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July 30, 2017

56-y-o man killed in May Pen crash

CLARENDON, Jamaica – A man was killed on Sunday after he sustained injuries in a two-vehicle crash on the Sandy Bay main road in May Pen, Clarendon.

He has been identified as 56-year-old Devon Porter of Victoria, Manchester.

Reports from the May Pen police are that about 7:30 am, Porter was driving a Toyota Passo motorcar when he allegedly lost control of the vehicle, which then collided with an International Freightliner motor truck. He was transported to hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Police say the investigation continues.

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