Woman dies in Westmoreland accident
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July 17, 2022

Woman dies in Westmoreland accident

WESTMORELAND, Jamaica— Forty-two-year-old Allison Johnson, a teacher of Anchor District, Whitehouse, Westmoreland died from injuries she sustained after being hit by a car along the Whitehouse main road in the parish on Saturday, July 16.

Reports from the Whitehouse police are that about 7:20 pm, Johnson was attempting to cross the roadway when she was hit by a white Toyota Wish motor car. She was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead.

Investigations are ongoing.

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