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UPDATE: Five men killed in motorcycle collision identified
The five men who were killed in a motorcycle collision in Temple Hall, St Andrew.
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February 27, 2023

UPDATE: Five men killed in motorcycle collision identified

ST ANDREW, Jamaica— The five men who were killed after the motorcycles they were travelling on collided with a Toyota Hiace bus in Temple Hall, St Andrew on Sunday night have been identified.

The deceased, who are all of St Andrew addresses, have been identified as 20-year-old Tajay Murray, 18-year-old Anthony Fuller, 20-year-old Raheem Campbell, 24-year-old Jamie Marriott and 17-year-old Romario Moodie.

READ: 5 dead after bikes and bus collide in Temple Hall, St Andrew

Reports from the Stony Hill police are that about 10:00 pm, the men were travelling on three motorcycles towards Temple Hall. The drivers reportedly lost control of the vehicles and collided with a Toyota Hiace that was travelling in the opposite direction, causing it to overturn. The police were summoned and the driver of the Toyota Hiace taken to hospital where he is being treated. All occupants of the motorcycles died on the spot.

“The police continuously issue safety tips and appeal to road users to drive within the speed limit, exercise due care for other road users and especially for motorcyclists and their pillions to be equipped and to utilize protective gear. It is quite unfortunate that five young men died in this manner”, said Gary McKenzie, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch.

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