Motorcyclist dies in Manchester hit-and-run
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March 22, 2026

Motorcyclist dies in Manchester hit-and-run

MANCHESTER, Jamaica — A motorcyclist died as a result of injuries he sustained in a hit-and-run in Mandeville Saturday night.

Police identified him as Kevron Anderson, 31, a resident of Somerset district in northwest Manchester.

Police are yet to determine the definitive time of the crash which took placd on Plaza Road in Mandeville. Police said Anderson sustained injuries and succumbed about 2:00 am on Sunday at hospital.

Police said Anderson was driving a motorcycle when he was struck by a vehicle. Police are yet to ascertain the model and make of the vehicle involved in the fatal collision.

— Kasey Williams

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