One dead, three injured after Probox ploughs into pedestrians in St Mary
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November 1, 2026

One dead, three injured after Probox ploughs into pedestrians in St Mary

ST MARY – A night out turned into tragedy early Sunday morning when a motorcar lost control and slammed into a group of pedestrians, leaving one man dead and three people injured.

According to police reports, around 2:30 am, a white Toyota Probox was travelling from Geddes Town towards Oxford in St Mary. On reaching a section of the Geddes Town main road, the driver reportedly lost control, ploughing into four pedestrians before veering off the road and into a nearby gully.

Residents assisted the injured persons to the Port Maria hospital where one was pronounced dead.

The deceased was identified as 31 yea-old Carrington Eulette. The other three persons were treated for non-life threatening injuries and were released.

The driver of the Probox escaped unhurt.

The St Mary Police are investigating.

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