UPDATE: Three men killed in Trelawny crash identified
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June 18, 2026

UPDATE: Three men killed in Trelawny crash identified

TRELAWNY, Jamaica — The three men who died as a result of injuries they sustained in a three-vehicle crash on the Braco main road in Trelawny on Wednesday night have been identified.

The deceased have been identified as Javel Johns and Jahmar Johnson, both of Flanker addresses in St James, and 23-year-old Clinton Douglas of Majestic Gardens, Kingston 11.

Reports are that the crash occurred about 9:00 pm and involved a Toyota Hiace, a Toyota Fielder and a Toyota Voxy.

According to the police, Johnson was driving the Toyota Voxy when the driver of the Toyota Fielder reportedly attempted to overtake another vehicle, resulting in the crash.

The Trelawny police are investigating the incident.

READ: Two dead, several injured in Trelawny three-vehicle crash

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