Motorcyclist dies in crash on Draxhall main road
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November 29, 2022

Motorcyclist dies in crash on Draxhall main road

ST ANN, Jamaica – A St Ann motorcyclist died of injuries he sustained in a crash on the Draxhall main road in St Ann on Monday.

He has been identified as Jay Morris of Windsor Road in the parish.

Police reports are that Morris was driving a motorcycle with a pillion onboard around 9pm when the vehicle collided into a white Isuzu truck.

Morris died on the spot, while the pillion was taken to hospital where he has been admitted.

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