Montego Bay mayor in car crash on way home from Sumfest
Mayor of Montego Bay, Councilor Leeroy Williams
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July 22, 2023

Montego Bay mayor in car crash on way home from Sumfest

ST JAMES, Jamaica- Mayor of Montego Bay, Leeroy Williams was rushed to the Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH) on Saturday morning after a motor vehicular accident in the vicinity of Ironshore, St James.

A well-placed OBSERVER ONLINE source stated that the vehicle that was being driven by Williams crashed into a parked trailer during his commute home after festival night one of the Reggae Sumfest.

OBSERVER ONLINE was unable to confirm other reports made regarding the condition of Williams but was told that the mayor was traveling alone.

Additional information to come.

Rochelle Clayton

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