Two killed in St Elizabeth crash

Combination of photos showing the fatal crash scene in St Elizabeth on Sunday.

March 13, 2022

Two killed in St Elizabeth crash

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica – Two people are dead and two others hospitalised following a motor vehicle crash on the White Hall main road in Middle Quarters, St Elizabeth on Sunday.

Police named one of the deceased as 20-year-old Rushawn Rose, a resident of Paradise District in Norwood, St James.

Police reports are that about 9:15 am, four people were travelling in a Nissan Wingroad motor car when the driver failed to negotiate a corner and lost control of the vehicle.

The vehicle went off road, crashed into a house and overturned.

The four people were taken to hospital where Rose and a woman were pronounced dead, while two men were admitted for treatment.

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