Two motorcycle brothers killed in head-on crash in St James
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October 5, 2024

Two motorcycle brothers killed in head-on crash in St James

ST JAMES, Jamaica— Tragedy struck in Barrett Town, St James early Saturday morning when two brothers lost their lives in a devastating motorcycle collision.

Kenroy Miller, a 29-year-old labourer from Spot Valley, and his brother, Vinroy Miller, both succumbed to injuries sustained in the accident, which occurred around 12:50 am.

According to initial reports reaching Observer Online, the brothers were driving separate motorcycles in opposite directions when they collided head-on. The impact left both men fatally injured.

The Barrett Town police are probing the cause of the crash.

-Kediesha Perry

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