Deputy Mayor of Montego Bay Dwight Crawford has died
File photo of Deputy mayor of Montego Bay, Councillor Dwight Crawford moving a resolution during Thursday’s monthly meeting of the St James Municipal Corporation for June 8 to be observed as Police Day in the parish.
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November 14, 2026

Deputy Mayor of Montego Bay Dwight Crawford has died

ST JAMES, Jamaica — Deputy Mayor of Montego Bay and Councillor for the Spring Garden Division, Dwight Crawford, has died.

Observer Online understands that Crawford passed away on Saturday. He was reportedly rushed to hospital after being found unresponsive and was later pronounced dead.

Reports indicate that Crawford had been suffering from a heart condition.

More information to follow.

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